In response to “Invest in your peers” (March 1) and “Letter: Senior Class Gift a gift for students” (March 5).
Topic: Senior Class Gift
Letter: Senior Class Gift a gift for students
In response to “The greatest gift of all.”
Invest in your peers
Senior Class Gift boycott only risks hurting the programs and opportunities that make UChicago great.
The greatest gift of all
Senior Class Gift boycott would benefit UChicago.
Letter: Senior class gift important to College Fund
Senior Class Gift (SCG) campaigns exist in universities across the country as a mechanism for the senior class to leave its indelible mark on campus. It was in this pursuit that the University of Chicago began its SCG campaign over…
Senior gift boycott targets U of C investments
Students kicked off the next step in their campaign for socially responsible investing on the University’s part.
Point-Counterpoint: To give or not to give?
Matt Barnum and SCG co-chair Jessie Reuteler debate the merits of donating to senior class gift
Season of misgiving
The Senior Class Gift Committee won’t accept not wanting to give.
Senior Class Gift has real benefits for students
Your gift, and other alumni gifts, will benefit not the endowment but the College Fund, which directly supports needs like faculty, financial aid, internships, and study abroad programs—urgent priorities that have not been specified in the College’s general budget.
Senior class theft
Healthy skepticism necessary when considering Senior Class Gift.
The giving spirit
The Senior Gift is in many ways symbolic, but it has more of an effect than you may realize: Reaching certain levels of participation translates into challenge gifts of substantially more money.