Liberal Arts, but with Liberal Class Sizes

By Ruby Rorty, Co-Editor-in-Chief / December 3, 2019

The Admissions department paints an inaccurate image of UChicago, failing to inform prospective students of its commitment to research and expanding the student body.

Introductions Have a Lasting Impact

By Maya Ordonez / November 25, 2019

While most first-years hope to settle into friend groups and remain in them, it’s important to continually meet new people and places for personal growth.

Behold the Bonfires

By Sam Joyce / November 25, 2019

The University has limitless opportunities when it comes to spreading holiday cheer.

Parts of the Bay are Here to Stay

By Noah Tesfaye / November 25, 2019

At times, UChicago can be similar to the notoriously competitive Bay Area— but at least intellectualism is valued here.

The Dishonorable Side of Latin Honors

By Soham Mall / November 18, 2019

Latin honors and new Dean’s List policies will only exacerbate stress culture and discourage students from pursuing academic curiosities.

Alone in Loneliness…Or Not?

By Gage Gramlick / November 18, 2019

We need to change the way we think about loneliness at UChicago.

The Detriments of the New Dean’s List

By Elizabeth Winkler / November 13, 2019

The College’s recent introduction of Latin awards and changes to the Dean’s List criteria are counterproductive and will only add to student stress.

The Case to Step Away from Law (And Maybe Law School)

By Leena El-Sadek / November 5, 2019

A law student reflects on her visit to Mamie Till’s home.

Requiem for the Taxi Building

By Sam Joyce / October 30, 2019

Demolishing historical architecture like the taxi building raises concerns about patterns of luxury development across Hyde Park.

Interpreting the Nuances of Nutrition

By Soham Mall / October 21, 2019

Reading the fine print on our foods may seem cumbersome, but it is much more important for our health than we think.

New Business Econ Specialization Betters UChicago Economics Program

By Brinda Rao / October 14, 2019

Rather than undermining the Economics Department's traditional theoretical emphasis, the new Business Economics specialization supplements it, better preparing students for careers in industry.

Dear Incoming Freshmen: It Will Be Okay

By Ruby Rorty, Co-Editor-in-Chief / September 22, 2019

While there exists a slew of unhelpful advice for college freshmen, incoming students should rest assured that their first year will be challenging, enjoyable, and unique to them.