Admissions hit the mark in anticipating yield for the incoming class despite facing a number of challenges.
Editorials
Safety in knowledge
UCPD’s planned launch of a safety app is undermined by University’s selective security alert policy.
From homework to network
UChicago’s plans for online open courses expand upon its commitment to making education accessible.
Half baked
Short-term fixes clearly not sufficient as dining hall health concerns continue to resurface.
Election oversight
SG must immediately restructure Elections and Rules Committee to guarantee electoral accountability.
SG 2013: Liaison Endorsements
For the position of undergraduate liaison to the Board of Trustees, the Maroon endorses incumbent Rohan Manthani.
SG 2013: Slate Evaluations
The four executive slates offer different ideas about the role and direction Student Government should take over the next year.
An all-student affair
Recent administrative message regarding diversity and inclusion rightly reaches out to entire student body.
Voting on principle
Students should support investment referendum if they favor productive dialogue on social responsibility.
Back to school
CPS decision to close Canter Middle School neglects the school’s culture of support for students.
Granting the right to a debt-free education
Administrators should work with activists campaigning for a no-loan policy at UChicago.
The lights are on but nobody’s home
With sustainability initiatives taking shape across campus, it’s time for student groups to speak up.
How to launch a shuttle
SG and student enthusiasm regarding Roosevelt shuttle revamp crucial to improving this valuable service.
Interface forward
IT Services should do more to enable students to realize MyUChicago’s potential following cMore switch.
Better off read
Reading period must be reserved for the activity for which it was originally intended: studying.
Opening a new forum
The changed format of “Coffee and Donuts” is a welcome attempt to foster student engagement.
Fix the police
UCPD’s use of undercover officer at trauma center protest was counter to UChicago’s values.
A full plate
Smart planning will help ease pain as Pierce closure next year increases strain on dining halls.
Classing up the joint
Changes to course request could make the registration process more efficient and enjoyable.
Catering to your market
A lack of publicity surrounding the RSO Catering Fund undermines its usefulness as a student resource.
Fanfare for the Uncommon Fund
Uncommon Fund board should better publicize voting period to maximize valuable student input.
“Won’t you be mine? Oh…that’s cool.”
A short, not-so-sweet list of things for single students to do on Valentine’s Day.
Giving credit where credit is due
University must consider academic standards, fairness in awarding credit for AP, IB exams.
Halftime report
Some ongoing campus issues to keep in mind as the academic year reaches its midpoint.
Job applications
University should follow education course sequence with more offerings combining theory and practice.
Explanation needed from campus cops
The UCPD’s treatment of protestors raises concerns about student safety and community trust.
Let’s talk about sex
The University’s reproductive health and sexual education services need to be better promoted.
Campus dialogue fundamentals
Low-key nature of Campus Dialogue Fund’s launch shouldn’t set a precedent for its future activities.
Taking a step back
Taking the Next Step has unique strengths but should not be presented as a one-stop career shop.
Off-center for the arts
Departure of SHoP from Fenn House calls University’s commitment to art, community into question.
Sexual assault disciplinary policy needs reform
Revamping Dean’s role and increasing transparency would improve and balance disciplinary process.
Moving on to a new chapter
The Seminary Co-op’s relocation is a chance to build new community spaces.
Finding a healthy alternative
SHCS should expand healthcare options for those who need quick care but not an ER admission.
What we’re thankful for
A short, incomplete list of things to appreciate this Thanksgiving.
Bump in the NightRide
As it nears the end of its first quarter, the NightRide Pilot Program still has a few kinks in its system.
Dormant communication
The haphazard announcement of Pierce’s closure does not inspire confidence in the Administration.
A new scientific method
The physical science curriculum for non-science majors should focus on broader scientific understanding.
Bottom of the ballot, top priorities
A guide for Chicago voters to less prominent—but equally important—races and referenda.
Recouping our funds
Current funding system for COUP and other major campus organizations is inefficient and detrimental.
Making the grade
UChicago Careers in Education Professions should integrate successful elements of current programs.
A sporting chance
Saturday’s Homecoming Block Party is an opportunity to foster stronger school spirit—but it’s just the start.
Throwing transit for a loop
To live up to its own advertising, the University should make it easier to get out of Hyde Park, into the city.
Changing the conversation
Comments that assume link between intelligence and level of attractiveness have no redeeming value.
Going by the book
The University’s failure to ensure that faculty post reading lists ahead of time is costing students.
Turning over a new page
With University’s increased arts emphasis, Creative Writing should be a priority.
Getting into the festival spirit
Entire University community must deepen student involvement in events like Oktoberfest.
Back on topic
As students return for the new academic year, so do ongoing campus issues.
Fraternal failings
Alpha Delt and DU’s recent bias incidents speak to a culture of insensitivity, need for understanding.
Yield for incoming students
Increasing class sizes should prompt the U of C to mend the disconnect between Housing and Admissions.
View of the summit
NATO events offer unique opportunities for students to think and engage with Chicago.