University officials declined to identify the individual, who they said is not affiliated with UChicago, citing an ongoing Chicago Police Department investigation.
Hundreds of articles written by Nicholas Polson with help from generative AI were taken down by the Social Science Research Network, an academic research publishing platform, due to his unusually high publication rate.
The Maroon spoke with 10 professors across disciplines about how they view AI in the classroom.
Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed a follow up to The Social Network. We don’t need it.
Associate Arts Editor Gabby Mansilla takes a look into some of the artists who performed at Riot Fest 2026, showcasing the range of women in alternative music.
Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime is an ambitious meditation on morality in entertainment that excels in its performances, visuals, and directorial promise.
Arts Editor Alkis Karmpaliotis presents a list of arts and culture events to look forward to this week.
Nikolas Polsinelli discusses his Jeopardy! preparation and appearance on the show.
The Maroon looks back on the history of athletics at the University ahead of the DIII Maroons’ November 8 matchup against the DI Crimsons, their first since 1951.
The Maroon takes an inside look at the 2026 Chicago Maroons baseball team’s and its improbable road to a first conference championship in 113 years.
Former UChicago men’s basketball player Thomas Kurowski has continued his athletic career after college, playing for the Norwood Flames in Australia.
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