The University of Chicago

The University of Chicago

Nickname
UChicago
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Founding Date
1890

The University of Chicago is a private institution founded in 1890. UChicago offers a rich campus life in a big-city setting. It has been home to 91 Nobel laureates, the largest number affiliated with any American university. UChicago scholars were the first to split the atom, to measure the speed of light, and to develop the field of sociology.

John Mearsheimer

1982 - present

Steve Levitt

2008 - present

Sean Yu

2001 - 2002

Brian Portnoy

1994 - 1999

Stephen Walt

1989 - 1999

Tom Jacobs

1984 - 1987

Arthur Laffer

1970 - 1976

Fischer Black

1972 - 1975

F.A. Hayek

1950 - 1962