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UCMed, AbbVie Foundation Mark End to Cancer Pavilion Construction (opens the original)
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Executives from UChicago Medicine (UCMed) and the AbbVie Foundation gathered Thursday to celebrate the end of construction on the AbbVie Foundation Cancer Pavilion, a 575,000-square-foot facility in the UCMed complex dedicated exclusively to cancer research and treatment. Led by AbbVie Foundation Distinguished Service Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Center Director Kunle Odunsi, Chief Clinical Officer of Cancer Services Mitchell Posner, and Chief Operating Officer Kimyatta Washington,
Alivisatos Calls Class of 2030 the “True Agents of Human Knowledge” at Opening Convocation (opens the original)
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The University of Chicago welcomed the undergraduate Class of 2030—and transfer students in the classes of 2029 and 2028—with an Opening Convocation ceremony Wednesday afternoon in Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. During the event, Trustee Michele Kang (A.B. ’83), Dean of College Admissions and Financial Aid Jim Nondorf, Dean of the College Melina Hale (Ph.D. ’98), and University President Paul Alivisatos (A.B. ’81) shared advice with the incoming class on making the most of their time at the Univer
University Announces $300 Million Initiative to Support Rural Students (opens the original)
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The University of Chicago on Wednesday announced the creation of the Trott Center for Excellence in Rural America, a $300 million initiative aimed at supporting the academic and professional trajectories of students from rural areas and small towns across the United States. The Trott Center is named in honor of a $100 million gift from Trott Family Philanthropies, managed by University Trustee Byron Trott (A.B.’81, M.B.A. ’82) and his wife, Tina. The gift is one of the largest in recent Universi
HHS Report Accuses UChicago Medicine of Potential Billing Fraud in Gender-Affirming Care (opens the original)
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A report commissioned by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and published earlier this month accused UChicago Medicine (UCMed) and more than 200 other healthcare providers of improperly billing insurance companies for medical care the report says was provided to transgender minors. UCMed, the report alleges, “used misleading or potentially fraudulent diagnostic and procedural codes in securing insurance coverage,” billing insurance companies at least once for puberty blockers
Randal Picker, Law Professor Who Helped Reshape University Discipline, Dies at 66 (opens the original)
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Randal Picker (A.B. ’80, A.M. ’82, J.D. ’85), the James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School, passed away on Saturday. He was 66 years old. The cause of Picker’s death was not immediately available. Picker “was a remarkably generous colleague, one of our most beloved teachers, an accomplished scholar, and a widely respected commentator on antitrust law and technology policy,” Law School Dean Adam Chilton wrote to faculty, according to a blog
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