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  Kenyon’s Finke, O’Neill Lead ACM Newberry Seminar on the History and Culture of Chicago Food

  In "Food for Thought: Cooking, Eating and Drinking in Chicago," students will look at how Chicago and its people have been shaped by the food they have grown, processed, cooked, and consumed.

  Sep 8, 2021

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  Richard Hensey Joins ACM as VP for Finance, Administration, and Planning

  Hensey will lead financial planning to support new program development and the long-range strategic priorities of the ACM.

  Jul 29, 2021

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  ACM Hosts Second Retention and Success Workshop on Supporting Faculty and Students of Color

  This year’s theme, “Implementing Change for Success,” reflects a pivot from talking about racism to strategies for taking action.

  Jul 27, 2021

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  ACM Announces Summer Research Placements for Graduate School Exploration Fellows

  Summer research experiences are hosted by a Big Ten Academic Alliance institution or the University of Chicago.

  Jul 16, 2021

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  ACM Workshop Addresses Student Mental Health Amidst COVID-19

  The two-part workshop kicked off a new quarterly series that will address timely topics in higher education and liberal arts colleges.

  May 13, 2021

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  New Report Explores Impact of Private, Nonprofit Colleges and Universities

  The NAICU report finds that America’s private, nonprofit colleges and universities are a vital economic engine to the nation.

  May 10, 2021

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  Natalie Marsh Named Winner of 2021 ACM Nick Adams Short Story Contest

  Judge Sandra Cisneros calls Carleton College senior Marsh ‘A beautiful and brave voice.’ Bren Davis, a junior at Ripon College, received an honorable mention.

  Apr 30, 2021

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