In January 2022, Dean of the College John W. Boyer announced his plans to transition to a new role at the end of the 2022–23 academic year. In his new role as senior advisor to University president Paul...
On the Midway and in Jackson Park, it’s hard not to come across a flock of Canada geese, with their sharp, hissing beaks and black, white, and gray feathers. The birds are unfazed by humans, but don’t...
By Miki Mukawa, Grey City Reporter
/ February 1, 2023
The man in the photo—let’s call him Sam—has dark hair, parted to his left. His expression is serious as he looks into the lens of the camera; if you look closely, his head is cocked to the side,...
Doc Films offers the UChicago and South Side community an escape from classes and commitments into the vibrant and varied worlds they project on screen.
As UChicago’s first on-campus hotel option, The Study plays into a desire for an all-inclusive package of intellectuality and high culture. Yet the hotel sends a conflicting message when part of its appeal is its separation from the local community.
By Nick Rommel, Grey City Reporter
/ October 27, 2022
If you, like me, have an itch to uncover our city’s piscine history, go to the Chicago History Museum’s online photo archive and type “smelt fishing” into the search bar. About 40 images will appear,...
“A $4 increase for every $1,000 you currently pay in property taxes is equivalent to the price of one latte,” the pamphlet reads, advertising the newest initiative to hit the ballot between rows of...
