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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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1913 football game on Stagg Field. Courtesy of University of Chicago Library, Special Collections Research Center.

How Stagg Field has changed throughout UChicago’s history

By Sarah Hopkins / September 23, 2024

From 56th to 57th Street between Ellis and University Avenues sit many studying students, Ex Libris Café, and over four and a half million printed volumes. While the Joseph Regenstein and Joe and Rika...

In recognition of their NCAA national championships, the UChicago men’s and women’s tennis teams were invited to the White House this summer. Courtesy of UChicago Athletics' Instagram.

UChicago Tennis Reigns Over the Court

By Shrivas Raghavan / September 23, 2024

When someone from the University of Chicago visits the White House, it’s usually for a few reasons. Perhaps a Nobel laureate is set to receive an award for a remarkable achievement. Maybe a world-renowned...

The Relationship Between Exercise and Wellbeing for Students at UChicago

The Relationship Between Exercise and Wellbeing for Students at UChicago

By Blair Penn / July 12, 2024

Recent data shows that students who regularly work out or engage in physical activity report having significantly more confidence, lower rates of anxiety and depression, increased rates of happiness, and...

Eka House celebrates a win on the Midway.

“Midnight” Soccer: The Bright Light of UChicago’s Sports Scene Shrouded in Darkness (Literally)

By Josh Grossman / May 23, 2024
An inside look at the intricacies of UChicago’s most chaotic, and enjoyable, student-organized sporting fixture.
The UChicago Robotics team with their winning trophy (and their wearable robot!).

UChicago Robotics Takes First Place in MakeHarvard Competition

By Carlos Sole / April 1, 2024
The UChicago robotics team developed an AI-powered wearable that took first prize in the MakeHarvard engineering makeathon this February.
Hameedullah Weaver, the organizer of the event.

Culture Meets Community in UChicago’s Backyard With Kit Swap

By Shrivas Raghavan / March 3, 2024
Local musician Hameedullah Weaver looks to foster community in the South Side through his unique Kit Swap event, hosted by Miyagi Records.
Kim Ng playing the infield during her days as captain of the UChicago Softball team.

A Sit-Down With Trailblazing UChicago Alum Kim Ng

By Marcos Gonzalez / February 29, 2024
Ng, who graduated from the College in 1990, became the first woman general manager of any North American professional sports team and the first East Asian general manager in MLB in November 2020.
Students on the Women's Cross Country team in 1994. Courtesy of the University of Chicago Special Collections Research Center.

DEI Programming Highlights Cultural Issues in Cross Country Teams

By Finn Hartnett / February 15, 2024
Students on the UChicago Women’s Cross Country team are speaking up about the lack of support and inclusivity in the locker room. As both the men’s and women’s teams begin spearheading an increasing amount of DEI programming, they approach a pivotal crossroads.
Cooper Komatsu (center) pictured with Austin Shin and Lindsay Crotty Shin, two of the Crescent City Cup tournament organizers.

Student by Day, Scrabbler by Night: Cooper Komatsu

By Julie Xie / February 14, 2024
Fourth-year Cooper Komatsu opens up about how his hobby became more than just a hobby.
Members of Out For Business at their first meeting of Autumn quarter.

LGBTQ+ Identity and Sports Come Together in New RSO Out For Business

By Blair Penn / January 20, 2024
UChicago’s newest LGBTQ+ RSO helps queer students navigate the world of commerce—and student-athletes have taken a particular liking to the organization.
Cunningham training on Stagg Field.

Too Good for DIII: The Curious Case of Wilson Cunningham

By Kabir Goel / December 13, 2023
UChicago student and Chicago Cubs prospect Wilson Cunningham opens up about his baseball career and student life.
The Cubs take on the Seattle Mariners during April 2023.

The Cubs Aren’t Great, But They’re Getting There

By Josh Grossman / December 10, 2023
The revamped Chicago Cubs are an example other Chicago teams can look to and learn from.
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