Local food pantries have been working to meet increasing community needs amid recent federal funding disruptions and new eligibility requirements for the program.
Hall—who was impeached and removed from several USG positions last year—is the only candidate on the ballot in this week’s elections for two vacant College Council seats, but whether he will be permitted to take office is unclear.
Dean of the College Melina Hale and Dean of Students Philip Venticinque shared the news of second-year Calista Lee’s passing in an email on October 28.
The Transit Enthusiasts, known for their field trips exploring local infrastructure, are advocating to protect local CTA routes from impending budget cuts.
In an October 15 interview with the Maroon, University of Chicago President Paul Alivisatos discussed doctoral education amid admissions pauses, the University’s protection of free speech and its community, and how AI might fit into the Core Curriculum.
Drawing from nearly three decades of military experience, Kirby said he hopes to incorporate an additional focus on national security in IOP programming.
Two resident heads told the Maroon that the University had not sufficiently communicated with Housing & Residence Life staff about immigration enforcement activity and how it might affect students.
According to an email from the Office of International Affairs, the student was carrying their immigration documentation and was released after providing it upon request.
As federal troops stage for deployment to Chicago, the Maroon recaps recent developments related to ICE’s “Operation Midway Blitz” and speaks to experts on the scope of the National Guard’s civilian authority.
The Maroon used publicly available data to track millions of dollars in research grants that were terminated at UChicago last spring, as the Trump administration cut funding for universities nationwide.
