Paul Alivisatos Talks Student Safety, Free Expression, and Hyde Park Relations

By Naina Purushothaman / November 13, 2023

Alivisatos spoke about the reduction in Lyft rides, recent protests on campus, and the state of the Hong Kong campus amid geopolitical turmoil.

In New Strategy, Pro-Palestine Demonstrators Protest Directly to Admissions Tour Groups

By Emma Janssen / November 11, 2023

UCUP directed its messaging specifically to prospective students and families through a day of chants, speeches, and rallies.

Four Unions Rally on Quad Amid Contract Renegotiations

By Tiffany Li / November 8, 2023

The rally drew hundreds of supporters for the unions, which called for higher wages, safer workplaces, and better insurance.

UChicago Professor Sounds Alarm Over Troubling University Finances

By Eric Fang / November 8, 2023

Classics professor Clifford Ando highlights University financial concerns and cautions against degrading Humanities and Social Sciences Divisions in cost-cutting efforts.

GSU and University Make Progress But Still Far From Contract

By Nikhil Jaiswal / November 7, 2023

The two sides have made substantial progress but have yet to agree on any monetary aspects of the contract.

Photo Essay: Campus Sees First Snow of School Year

By Sophie Bauer, Photographer / November 3, 2023

The Maroon collected scenes of a campus blanketed by snow.

UChicago Board of Trustees Accused of Violating Illinois Law With Fossil Fuel Investments

By Arjun Mazumdar / November 1, 2023

The UChicago Environmental Justice Task Force filed the complaint on October 30, citing an incongruence with the University’s best interests and fossil fuel investments.

University Officials Float Further Lyft Ride Cuts in Webinar Following Robberies

By Arjun Mazumdar / October 30, 2023

Heath discussed expanding UCPD and potentially scaling back the Lyft program further.

Emotions Run High on Quad as UChicago Jewish Student Groups and SJP Stage Opposing Protests

By Emma Janssen / October 20, 2023

As both sides attempted to drown the other out, students shared their motivations for protesting and personal stakes in the conflict.

UChicago Unveils New Air Force ROTC Program

By Finn Hartnett / October 19, 2023

The University officially became the hub for Chicago Air Force cadet training on Friday, a move that may impact future admissions demographics.

Israel-Palestine Takes Center Stage with Multiple Demonstrations on the Quad

By The Maroon Staff / October 16, 2023

Multiple groups demonstrated on the quad in support of either side of the conflict in Israel and Palestine.

Writing Faculty Union Granted Right to Join Faculty Forward

By Austin Zeglis / October 11, 2023

The NLRB ruled the union may join Faculty Forward following a two-day hearing.