The Maroon Weekly, E110

Hear about our encounters with pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protestors, a new spate of robberies in Hyde Park, and a flyover by the Air Force on Episode 110 of The Weekly.

By Gregory Caesar, William Kimani, and Celeste Alcalay

October 25, 2023

It’s been an…eventful week on campus, to say the least. Hear about our encounters with pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protestors, a new spate of robberies in Hyde Park, and a flyover by the Air Force on Episode 110 of The Weekly.

Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, William Kimani, and Celeste Alcalay

Edited by: Gregory Caesar

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About the Contributors

Gregory Caesar, Head Podcasts Editor, Senior Copy Editor

Gregory is a third-year in the College from New York. Since becoming head editor for Podcasts in 2022, he has led the branch through several milestones, including The Maroon Weekly’s 100th episode, a crossover podcast with Northwestern, and live recordings at The Study Hotel at the University of Chicago. This year, he is committed to reimagining the section’s utility within The Maroon by diversifying its content, collaborating with other sections, and expanding its reach to better amplify campus and community voices. Outside of Podcasts, he has served as a senior copy editor since spring 2021.

Celeste Alcalay, Grey City Editor, Senior News Reporter

Celeste Alcalay is a student in the College from Brookline, Massachusetts, studying Cognitive Science and Comparative Literature. Her coverage explores the “town-gown” relationship between the University and the surrounding communities. She has recently written on a local legal aid clinic for migrants, the music scene in Hyde Park, and the University’s property portfolio. She writes mainly for Grey City, occasionally dabbling in other sections, and co-hosts the podcast, So, What Brings You Here?. In her free time, she enjoys singing jazz and cajoling her friends into teaching her phrases in their native languages.