Chicago Maroon

Studying Doesn’t Stop at Midnight

By Adam Zaidi / March 6, 2025

UChicago students never clock out, so why do our libraries?

Catan and the Winter Quarter

By Kaci Sziraki / February 27, 2025

The simple board game has become my bridge between academics and self-care.

Against the Podcasters

By Nico Posner / February 16, 2025

Podcasting is an inherently flawed medium for science communication.

West Meets Midwest

By Adam Zaidi / February 16, 2025

A West Coast student is introduced to Chicago’s winters.

AI, Academia, Apathy

By Adam Zaidi / January 11, 2025

Students confront the role of large language models in the classroom.

Where’s the Smart in RideSmart?

By Kaci Sziraki / December 26, 2024

The flaws of RideSmart and its new policy changes are leaving students behind.

The Spirit that Self-Negates

By Nicolas Posner / October 18, 2024

A Data Science major reflects on AI.

Queer at the Heteronormative Apex

By Camille Cypher / September 23, 2024

Camille Cypher reflects on what it means to be queer amidst hyper-femininity and hyper-heteronormativity in UChicago’s sororities.

No, Not That Kind of Clubbing

By Anushka Bansal / September 23, 2024

A columnist shares how to savor RSO experiences without losing your appetite.

A Deficit Without Communication

By Camille Cypher / June 15, 2024

A lack of transparency leaves students with the right to be upset.

An Admissions Tour with a Time-Traveler

By Nicolas Posner / May 23, 2024

A fourth year reflects on what not to miss at UChicago.

Autistic at UChicago

By Michael McClure / May 23, 2024

Former Maroon managing editor Michael McClure reflects on how being diagnosed with autism affected his college experience and his career as a student journalist.