We’ve Been Thinking A Lot About AI This Week. Have You?

By Maroon Editorial Board / February 22, 2026

The Maroon Wants to Hear About Your Experiences with Generative AI at UChicago

Venezuela Deserves Careful Reporting

By Adam Zaidi / February 13, 2026

The Chicago Thinker’s characterization of Maduro’s removal runs the risk of dismissing criticisms toward U.S. interventionist policies.

Where Fun Comes to Die, UChicago Comes Alive

By Ibrahim Shaheen / January 23, 2026

Since returning to the University of Chicago for my third year at the college and, consequently, my first year living off-campus, I have been forced to confront the profoundly different pressures exerted...

Phones Are Incompatible with Art

By Alek Gideon / January 10, 2026

Earlier in the quarter, I attended a performance of The Lion King along with a cohort of students from my dorm. The musical was enthralling, yet every few minutes the conspicuous white glow of an iPhone’s...

Why UChicago Needs AI Literacy, Not Fear

By Yeonwoo Cho / January 7, 2026

Failure to integrate AI into University life leaves students ill-prepared.

A Message for Tomorrow’s Budget Town Hall: UChicago Hasn’t Learned Its Lesson.

By Clifford Ando / December 10, 2025

UChicago is financing its latest endeavors as it did in 2006, resulting in diminished University ambition across multiple areas of historic eminence.

“As Required by Law”: UChicago’s Responsibility in ICE Enforcement

By Maroon Editorial Board / November 20, 2025

The University must expand its protections for students and clearly articulate its position in the face of a heightened federal immigration enforcement presence.

What We’re Thankful For

By Maroon Editorial Board / November 19, 2025

Here’s what’s keeping us warm this Thanksgiving.

Life of the Veteran Mind: Ariel Joiner

By Ben Khadim DeMott / November 5, 2025

An Arkansans’ journey through powerful institutions, the Navy and the University of Chicago.

Who Is Policing the State?

By Adam Zaidi / October 29, 2025

ICE’s policing tactics pose a deep threat to the notion that power is supposed to answer to the people.

R.I.P., LRS

By Brent Fergusson / October 29, 2025

The new writing class works in theory, and that’s the problem.

Slashing Beyond Prisons Is a Political Choice

By Taji Chesimet, Harley Pomper, and Neomi Rao / October 28, 2025

The University’s budget cuts to the Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture will end the educational initiative by the end of the quarter.