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Resting Isn’t Wrong: FGLI Students Need Breaks

By Jennifer Rivera / November 30, 2020

The FGLI student experience at UChicago makes resting feel wrong, but FGLI students need to take breaks for their own well-being.

By Nischal Sinha / November 26, 2020

Absurdism allows us to process some of COVID’s senselessness as much needed humor.

By Kelly Hui / November 22, 2020

Instead, we must abolish systems of harm and learn to practice radical care in our communities.

By Andrew Farry / November 22, 2020

The University’s partnership with Peet’s and Capital One Exemplifies Its Profit-Seeking Expansion.

By Elizabeth Winkler / November 22, 2020

Unqualified excitement over Joe Biden’s victory is an essential part of the continued fight for change.

By Soham Mall / November 16, 2020

Virtual UChicago offers new paths to success, but it’s complicated.

By Emma Weber / November 13, 2020

It's time to change our mentality towards the core curriculum.

By Matthew Pinna / November 9, 2020

Student activists need to learn from their own history and center long-term community members.

By Sylvia Ebenbach / November 9, 2020

Even after all the votes are tallied, UChicago students must engage in our own community to effect change.

By Emma Weber / November 9, 2020

The advent of Zoom is making it increasingly easy to live passively, but we must fight against the temptation to spectate and, instead, participate.

By Manya Bharadwaj / November 6, 2020

Returning to campus in the middle of a pandemic was not an easy decision to make, but so far, the UChicago Community has exceeded expectations.

By Soham Mall / November 3, 2020

With the election looming, it’s essential for UChicago students to understand that a Trump victory would be devastating for international students.

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