Sudanese refugees spoke on campus Wednesday on their continued efforts to build a high school, aided by a $12,000 U of C donation.
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Lost Boys find support at U of C
Experts explore geopolitics at BRIC conference
Panelists gathered from across the globe to talk about the emerging economies in Brazil, Russia, India, and China last weekend.
After 25 years, a world record
For its 25th anniversary, tonight Scav Hunt participants will attempt to top the world record for largest scavenger hunt.
Merge draws week of protests
Students have joined with University housekeepers to criticize a facilities staffing change which may threaten jobs or spark pay cuts.
U of C experts chat for cash
University professors, including Gary Becker, have joined a new website which offers video chats with professionals at an hourly rate.
Plague death uncovered
Preexisting disease left U of C researcher vulnerable to the plague, a new report reveals.
Protesters share Tahrir Square experiences
Egyptian exchange students speak on protesting a week after arriving in the States.
Uncommon Interview with Tim Haaf
Haaf appeared on Wheel of Fortune January 27. The Maroon spoke with Haaf to discuss fishing for cash with Vanna White.
Comparing fifth ward candidates’ platforms
The Maroon spoke with fifth ward alderman candidates on their campaign platforms. Education, security, and the economy have become the top issues.
U of C flu research may lead to a one-time vaccine
After researchers noticed H1N1′s peculiar resiliency, they began studying the virus and identified five antibodies from it that could lead to a “holy grail” of flu vaccines.
Flexible hours
Kuvia participation surged over 150 percent as 665 U of C students rolled out of bed Monday.
Biochem prof Goldwasser dies at 88
Eugene Goldwasser (BA ’43, Ph.D. ’50) was the first to isolate erythoproietin, which has been used to treat anemia.
Former UCMC admin starts alderman campaign
A former president of the Comer Children’s Hospital Service Committee announced she would join eight other candidates challenging incumbent Alderman Leslie Hairston.
Econ experts diverge on crisis cause
At a panel discussion entitled “The Future of Financial Regulation,” three economists debated the best methods to reform the financial system.
Humanities Festival: Bodies cross borders
At this weekend’s Humanities Festival,a discussion on the evolution of human rights and its relationship with illegal immigration.
Nonagenarian grad talks about Core
“I don’t think I understood any one of those books,” said Dominican theologian Benedict Ashley (B.A., M.A. ’37) at the Tuesday talk in the BSLC.
Jackson Park council head quits, citing Park District incompetency
Ross Petersen resigned from his position as president and steward of the Jackson Park Advisory Council (JPAC) in mid-September.