In a conversation with IOP Founding Director David Axelrod, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defended her past comments about billionaires, criticizing a Washington Post editorial that she called a “veiled threat.”
The union is seeking voluntary recognition by Friday to begin contract negotiations. A supermajority of the 139 eligible workers have already signed union authorization cards, a union spokesperson said.
The new iteration of the sequence, which will survey Western civilization from the ancient world to the European Union, resurrects a once-flagship College course that was condensed in 2002 after an overhaul of the Core Curriculum.
Pence spoke about U.S. foreign policy, his interactions with President Donald Trump on January 6, and the role of traditional conservatism in the Republican Party’s future during Tuesday’s event at I-House.
Dean of the College Melina Hale and Dean of Students in the College Philip Venticinque shared the news of Chauhan’s passing in an email to students on April 27.
The rally, which featured multiple speakers and musicians, urged the University to divest from the energy sector and increase its financial transparency.
Scitopia Chicago, a community-based science education center intended to provide teenagers with extracurricular science programming and revitalize Washington Park, was announced at an April 14 press conference. The center is expected to open in 2029.
