University of ChicagoGothic Campus
5801 South Ellis Avenue
Chicago, IL
60637
Neighborhood: Hyde Park/Kenwood
Nearest Train: Metra Electric, 59th St stopPhone: +1 773 702 1234
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The University of Chicago has done it all, from the birth of the atomic bomb to the first living-donor living transplant to the birth of sociological study. On a lighter note, Chicago's famous Second City comedy group was conceived at the UOC, and the nation's first Heisman Trophy winner, Jay Berwanger, ran the pigskin here. Former home of Enrico Fermi, Albert Einstein, Milton Friedman and Saul Bellow, the UOC is rightfully proud that more Nobel laureates have studied or taught here than at any other university. The school was founded by the lakefront in 1891 and houses a richly detailed, Gothic style campus. Take in one of many concert programs or events on campus, or take a stroll through scenic Hyde Park, the beautiful old neighborhood that engulfs the university.disabled access.





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Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Chicago, IL on Sep 02 2006





Go for the architecture alone. I have visited numerous campuses across the country including Yale, H...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Palo Alto, CA on May 31 2006




Visiting U of C is like stepping into an Elizabethan play.Its gothic and tudor architecture transpor...
Reviewed by:camillenowik from on Nov 30 2005
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