Chicago Maroon

Newsletter for March 20

By Pete Grieve, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19) / March 20, 2017

Spring break edition — Suspect charged after posting racist flyers, New U of C scholarship for kids of CPS teachers, Binny's opens on 47th

By Pete Grieve and Adam Thorp / March 10, 2017

Disruptive protest and its discontents; anti-male bias lawsuit; liquor at Medici; grocery store planned for 61st.

By Adam Thorp and Pete Grieve / March 7, 2017

Zimmer meets with Duckworth; Uncommon Fund announces winners; and The Maroon interviews the South Side Weekly

By Adam Thorp, Pete Grieve, and Euirim Choi / March 3, 2017

Sophia King's big win; an Olympian in MoS; RAs to receive salaries; Latina-focused sorority resurges; and CC reps invite Zimmer.

By Pete Grieve and Adam Thorp / February 28, 2017

College Council to Vote on Immigrant Emergency Fund; 4th Ward Election; Signature Courses; Chicago Public School Disparities.

By Sonia Schlesinger, Pete Grieve, and Adam Thorp / February 17, 2017

Obama stops by Hyde Park for presidential library planning; IOP event with Corey Lewandowski draws protest; Seminary Co-Op plans financial recovery.

By Pete Grieve, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19) / February 10, 2017

White nationalist posters found on campus; Brown student challenges UofC prof for using racial slurs; Fabiana's is moving to 53rd

By Pete Grieve, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19) / February 7, 2017

Weed hat girl; U of C law profs blast Trump's "so-called judge" tweet; Ed-board: IOP should not go off-the-record with Corey Lewandowski"

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