Leaning Further Left Isn’t an Educational Framework

By Matthew Pinna / March 5, 2021

Contrary to Noah Tesfaye’s recent column, the IOP is not a bastion of conservative thought.

UChicago’s COVID Plan: A Class in Confusing Contradiction

By Clark Kovacs / March 4, 2021

The University must be more consistent and diligent with its COVID-19 guidelines.

The Danger of the Life of the Mind

By Rachel Ong / March 4, 2021

There’s a way to reconceptualize UChicago as a place where fun doesn’t go to die.

Black History Month Is Over, but We Can’t Look Away From UChicago’s Racist Legacy

By Noah Tesfaye / March 2, 2021

In order to move forward, the University must first confront its past.

First-Year Island

By Sylvia Ebenbach / February 27, 2021

While upperclassmen typically serve as an informal yet invaluable resource for first-years, this year, freshmen have been robbed of that experience, and we must work to make up the lost ground.

DG Does Good By Me

By Manya Bharadwaj / February 26, 2021

Despite the noise about Greek life on campus, DG subverts alleged trends by providing community and being committed to breaking down institutional barriers.

The Chicago Principles Keep Us Safe

By Ketan Sengupta / February 25, 2021

Progressives and liberals on campus should be devoted to the cause of free speech.

Friendship During COVID–19 Requires Communication and Consent

By Manya Bharadwaj / February 25, 2021

We often think of consent in a sexual or romantic context, but it’s just as important for navigating social distancing during the pandemic.

The Talker Versus the Texter

By Emma-Victoria Banos / February 25, 2021

The pandemic has made it evident that clicking in real life and clicking digitally are equally important.

Changing the Script on Love at UChicago

By Rachel Ong / February 25, 2021

Connection at the end of the world may not be as elusive as we think.

Bummed about a Pandemic Breakup? It may be an Opportunity for Growth

By Sylvia Ebenbach / February 25, 2021

Breakup are always challenging, but they’re also an opportunity for renewed self-care.

Institute of Partisans: Why UChicago’s IOP Should Abandon Its Non-Partisan Approach

By Noah Tesfaye / February 17, 2021

The IOP lacks the educational focus to truly serve students.