Going Off Mute

By Rachel Ong / November 11, 2021

Returning to in-person school can be daunting to introverted students, but embracing the discomfort can open us up to new experiences.

Fairies, Friendships, and FOMO

By Irene Qi / November 10, 2021

First years still finding their place on campus and forming their friend groups don’t need to feel pressured by what they see on social media.

A Pantheon of Loneliness

By Annie Dhal / November 8, 2021

Loneliness is a space of creation and self-discovery UChicago students need to embrace.

We’re All in this Together: The UChicago Community Needs to be More Flexible with Sick or Ill Students

By Jennifer Rivera / November 2, 2021

Section attendance requirements punish students for illnesses beyond their control.

From (Resident) Head to Toe

By Luke Contreras / October 25, 2021

Resident Heads are crucial to creating inclusive, supportive communities that give us the tools to succeed in our professional or academic futures.

For Better or Worse, You Are UChicago

By Manya Bharadwaj / September 8, 2021

The instinct to distance oneself from the slurry of stereotypes that circulate campus is powerful—however, doing so only makes life harder.

Stay True to You

By Maya Ordonez / September 7, 2021

Faced with the new pressures and freedoms of college, it is more important than ever to prioritize your own wellbeing.

Who Keeps Us Safe?

By Kelly Hui / September 6, 2021

Incoming students must unlearn the conceptions of safety peddled by the University.

Take a Step Back to Run the Race

By Luke Contreras / September 6, 2021

Amid the competitive environment of your first year, use your classes as an opportunity to better understand yourself.

Help Can Only Help

By Jennifer Rivera / September 6, 2021

As hard as it may seem, especially as we transition from online to in-person learning, asking for help makes life at UChicago much more manageable.

Investigate the CSSA

By Clark Kovacs / August 19, 2021

The genesis of Chinese Students and Scholars Associations (CSSAs) in the U.S. in conjunction with the UChicago CSSA’s recent attempts to stifle Nathan Law’s speech warrant an investigation into whether the CSSA is controlled by the CCP.

A Multistory Failure: How UChicago’s Housing Plan Disappoints

By Luke Contreras / August 2, 2021

The University’s rapid expansion of the on-campus housing system fails students in lackluster architecture, economic costs, and absence of house culture.