Weekend at Harold’s

By Liam Leddy / October 5, 2015

The half-dark tale of what happens when a (diabetic) dumbass tries (and fails) to eat nothing but Harold’s chicken for two and a half days.

Summer livin’

By Cortney McInerney / October 1, 2015

How to make the best of monotony and enjoy the life you have.

Plugged in and zoned out

By Brooke White / October 1, 2015

When your eyes are glued to your phone, you miss what’s right in front of you.

Take it from me

By Kiran Misra / October 1, 2015

Upperclassmen offer advice to the Class of 2019 (and the rest of you, too).

An ego trip down memory lane

By Sophia Chen / June 1, 2015

The consequences of harboring egotism within acts of service.

The blame game

By Liam Leddy / May 28, 2015

By attributing personal problems to an instituition, it is possible to ignore more personal causes of depression.

No justifiCATion

By Maya Handa / May 21, 2015

SG decreased CAT funding based on estimations and impressions—not facts.

We have a football team?

By Ryan Manzuk / May 21, 2015

Revisiting a long forgotten athletic past of UChicago.

CAT’s out of the bag

By Cortney McInerney / May 18, 2015

Graduate student intervention in SG budget allocation may prevent lower-income students from participating in academic teams

It’s not just desserts

By Maya Handa / May 11, 2015

After finishing a meal, take a moment—or sixty—to sit, digest, and discuss.

I want to know what love is

By Sophia Chen / May 7, 2015

A roommate illustrates how to love someone in the long run.

Location, location, location

By Cortney McInerney / April 30, 2015

The University shut down the satellite dorms based on assumptions, not student input.