Garwin (S.M. ’48, Ph.D. ’49) worked with Enrico Fermi at the University before designing the first hydrogen bomb in Los Alamos, New Mexico. He later advised the government on national security and nuclear deterrence.
Following significant cuts to federal funding accessed through the Chicago Department of Public Health, UCMed’s leading HIV prevention and care program faces major service reductions.
W+, Project Reproductive Freedom, and Midwave Radio hosted a concert that raised money for abortion care and provided resources to the UChicago and Hyde Park community.
A Maroon analysis of data compiled by Undergraduate Student Government’s Elections & Rules Committee showed high abstention rates in USG cabinet races.
Fourth-year undergraduate students in humanities, social sciences, and STEM majors share their experiences researching and writing their theses as their time at UChicago comes to a close.
After accepting an offer to clerk for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch during the upcoming term, Micah Quigley (J.D. ’21) spoke to the Maroon about his goals, beliefs, and relationship to the law.
One year after 10 students faced disciplinary hearings for their participation in the pro-Palestine encampment or occupation of the Institute of Politics building, faculty remain concerned about a lack of transparency in the University’s disruptive conduct disciplinary processes.
