Chicago Maroon

The War at Home

By Solana Adedokun / August 7, 2022

The war in Ukraine has been raging since February. How has life been for Russian and Ukrainian students who are far from the fighting?

University Removes Booster Requirement Starting September

By Nikhil Jaiswal / July 29, 2022

New rules require two doses of vaccine, negating the booster requirement for many.

Break the Love Breaks the Glass Ceiling, Offers Safe Space for Female “Everyday Athletes”

By Eva McCord / July 28, 2022

Trisha Goyal, a young CEO turned tennis accessibility advocate, talks about how her startup makes it easier for athletes to play tennis.

Polsky Exchange Reopens With New Programming and Opportunities for Local Entrepreneurs

By Gustavo Delgado / July 6, 2022

Executive Director Abigail Ingram Discusses Summer Accelerators, Financial Fundamentals, and Mentorship Training

Second-Year Missing Since Early May

By Eric Fang / June 13, 2022

The family of Diwen Fan, who has been missing since May 6, is offering $10,000 for information.

Congratulations, Class of 2022! | Newsletter for June 9

By Yiwen Lu, Managing Editor / June 9, 2022

The June 9, 2022, edition of The Maroon newsletter.

Class of 1972 Alums Discuss Jane Collective, Future of Abortion Access

By Kayla Rubenstein / June 7, 2022

At an Alumni Weekend panel, reproductive rights activists talked about the underground organization that provided abortions during the 1960s and 1970s and its modern-day implications after the Roe v. Wade opinion leak.

“Wounded Knee III” in “Unsettled Ground” Destabilizes Conversations Around the Ground Beneath Our Feet

By Kina Takahashi / June 6, 2022

“Unsettled Ground” destabilizes conversations around how we interact with our environment.

I’m Afraid of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”

By Noah Glasgow / June 6, 2022

Invictus Theatre Company stages a bold and personal revival of Edward Albee’s 1962 classic about marital strife and the stories we tell each other.

“Men” Brings Alex Garland Into Surreal and Unfamiliar Territory

By Neel Lahiri / June 6, 2022

The acclaimed director of “Ex Machina” and “Annihilation” sheds his science fiction roots for a foray into surreal horror.

Dreamy and Bright, Yumi Zouma Plays at Lincoln Hall After a Pandemic Pause

By Lydia Dimsu / June 6, 2022

Arts reporter Lydia Dimsu recounts her full-circle experience of seeing Yumi Zouma perform live.

Ye Olden Maroon Voices: With Love, the Former Arts Eds

By Wahid Al Mamun / June 6, 2022

Former Arts editors Wahid Al Mamun, Veronica Chang, and Alina Kim reflect on their time with "The Maroon."