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“No” to Race-Blind Admissions

By Lucas Du / November 5, 2018

Harvard and other elite institutions shouldn't end race-based affirmative action.

By Alex Bisnath / November 5, 2018

What I took for granted growing up under the Obama Administration.

By Sam Joyce / October 29, 2018

Chicago elections can feel pointless, but voting to recall negligent judges is one way to make a difference.

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / October 22, 2018

We talk the talk, but do we vote? When it comes to actually hitting the polls, UChicago is a step behind.

By Natalie Denby / October 22, 2018

UChicago's Career Advancement services aren't all that they were cracked up to be.

By Nur Banu Simsek and Salma Elkhaoudi / October 18, 2018

The administration’s indifference towards the Spiritual Life Office reflects a broader disregard for marginalized communities.

By Alexa Perlmutter / October 15, 2018

A columnist reflects on her internship with the U.S. Attorney's Office in the sexual violence division.

By Sam Joyce / October 11, 2018

A grocery store, a meeting ground, and a neighborhood institution all in one, Treasure Island was rightfully beloved. It will be missed.

By Natalie Denby / October 4, 2018

Many of us, even those otherwise committed to forgiveness, are cruel to those who make mistakes online.

By Alexa Perlmutter / September 20, 2018

A second-year student urges incoming students to escape the UChicago bubble and immerse themselves in politics.

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / September 19, 2018

A columnist reflects on her experience taking Ada Palmer's one-of-a-kind Italian Renaissance class.

By Annie Geng / September 10, 2018

A third-year student gives her two cents on starting college and reflects on her own first year.

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