The University of Chicago
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.
Associated People
Adam Minter
Alex Gurevich
Alex Pollock
Bill Browder
Bill Eckhardt
Brian Christopher
Evan Lorenz
F.A. Hayek
Harley Bassman
Harry Markowitz
Herbert Simon
John Liew
John Parkhill
Keith Bronstein
Laurence Siegel
1975 - present
Mark Gordon
Mark Yusko
Martin Leibowitz
Michael Hudson
Milton Friedman
Myron Scholes
Nate Silver
2000 - present
Richard Excell
Shoshana Zuboff
Steve Levitt
Thomas Sowell
1968 - present
Ari Paul
2016 - 2017
Francine McKenna
2013 - 2016
Peter Stein
2005 - 2009
Rachel Ziemba
1997 - 2001
Thanh-Long Huynh
1999 - 2000
Brian Portnoy
1994 - 1999
Pedro da Costa
1994 - 1998
Charles Wheelan
1993 - 1998
Ken Monahan
1991 - 1995
Denise Shull
1993 - 1995
Alec Litowitz
1989 - 1993
Adam Davidson
1988 - 1992
Carlos Asilis
1984 - 1988
Tom Jacobs
1984 - 1987
Jay Ritter
- 1981
Art Laffer
1970 - 1976
Fischer Black
1972 - 1975
Frank Reilly
- 1964
Victor Niederhoffer
1964 - 1967
