Career Advancement claims that only 34 fourth-years don’t have “significant postgraduate plans”—but the Maroon identified nearly double that number.
First offered during the 2024–25 academic year, Igbo’s discontinuation highlights broader challenges surrounding African language instruction at UChicago, according to faculty and students.
Over the past decade, the share of students majoring in the humanities and arts has declined while business economics has exploded—realizing long-standing fears about the pre-professionalization of the College.
The revelatory exhibit Jazz traces Matisse’s journey from his defiant early works to the vibrant cut-outs that defined his final years.
The creative writing program invited Andrea Long Chu, Teju Cole, Jamila Woods, and Richard Siken to a two-day festival in April centered on their writing philosophies.
The “Opus 50” concert brought together the University Symphony Orchestra, University Chorus, Motet Choir, and an orchestra of alumni to perform music from Johannes Brahms and Gustav Mahler.
Graduating students performed original work at the University’s annual Theater and Performance Studies B.A. thesis showcase.
Former UChicago men’s basketball player Thomas Kurowski has continued his athletic career after college, playing for the Norwood Flames in Australia.
From its culture to song selection, the UC Pep Band reflects the fun and quirky UChicago identity.
Until 2012, UChicago undergraduate students needed to pass a swim test to graduate. What did this graduation requirement look like?
Members of UChicago’s various dance groups describe their artistic process and the work that goes into assembling their performances.
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