Navigating life at the University of Chicago manifests a distinct psychological state for First-Generation and Low-Income students that goes beyond typical imposter syndrome.
By Marty Cowherd, Contributing Writer
/ January 31, 2024
African American students and alumni face a certain unique form of imposter syndrome and rhetoric regarding our intellectual inadequacies that other students do not have to face.
UChicago’s coffee shops are vital centers of social life. How can the social theory of the third place illuminate the roles various coffee shops play in our communities?
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