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White House Grant Freeze Could Affect Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in UChicago Research Funding

By Zachary Leiter and Nathaniel Rodwell-Simon / January 28, 2025

The freeze could also affect Medicaid reimbursements but will not affect Pell Grants or direct student loans.

By Nathaniel Rodwell-Simon / January 27, 2025

Sanderson, who taught more students than any other professor in University history, passed away on January 23.

By Zachary Leiter, Katherine Weaver, and Nathaniel Rodwell-Simon / October 11, 2024

The Chicago Maroon reported live from UChicago United for Palestine's (UCUP) October 11 rally, which ended with the arrest of three protesters.

By Maroon Staff / May 17, 2024

The action comes less than two weeks after the pro-Palestine encampment ended.

By Maroon Staff / May 17, 2024

The occupation comes as alumni weekend had been a focal point for protesters calling for divestment.

By Peter Maheras, Eva McCord, and Emma Janssen / May 7, 2024

Police began clearing the encampment shortly after 4:30 a.m.

By Maroon Staff / May 6, 2024

Check back for updates on the events unfolding during UChicago United for Palestine’s encampment on the quad.

By Maroon Staff / May 6, 2024

Check back for updates on the events unfolding during UChicago United for Palestine’s encampment on the quad.

By Maroon Staff / May 4, 2024

Check back for updates on the events unfolding during UChicago United for Palestine’s encampment on the quad.

By Maroon Staff / May 4, 2024

Check back for updates on the events unfolding during UChicago United for Palestine’s encampment on the quad.

By Peter Maheras / May 3, 2024

Roughly two dozen officers separated two groups of demonstrators who faced each other in the center of the quad.

By Maroon Staff / May 3, 2024

Check back for updates on the events unfolding during UChicago United for Palestine’s encampment on the quad.

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