Programming Theoretically Useless Computer Science Courses By Luke Contreras / May 8, 2022 The University of Chicago’s computer science curriculum should continuously adapt to prioritize the instruction of more relevant real-world material.
Caffeinating Chicago By Matthew Cabrera / May 7, 2022 UChicago’s culture of caffeine dependence negatively affects student mental health.
The Line Between Institutional Neutrality and Complacency By Cherie Fernandes / May 4, 2022 The proposed Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity will expose gaps in our understanding of race and reflect the University’s commitment to worldly academic inquiry.
Obama Makes a Visit By Annabelle Chan / April 28, 2022 For five dollars, it’s the closest you’ll get to shaking his hand.
Breathe In, Breathe Out By Emma Weber and Luke Johnson / April 26, 2022 The University’s campus-wide demasking policies represent a refreshing return to pre-pandemic norms.
Unlearning Isolation By Tejas Narayan / April 15, 2022 We can rebuild our fractured communities, even under the lingering pall of Zoom University.
Come On, Get Happy! By Annie Dhal / March 30, 2022 The mythical pursuit of happiness in college is ultimately unattainable, but we can change our mindset to achieve a healthier balance.
A Love Letter to Cathey Dining Commons By Irene Qi / March 29, 2022 The time we dedicate to savoring our meals can serve as a peaceful pause in the bustle of our daily lives.
Deadlines and Dead Ends in a Nine-Week Quarter By Emma Weber / March 29, 2022 Reducing the length of the academic quarter has reduced the quality of in-person instruction and increased students’ academic workload.
Gifted Kids and Other Myths By Rachel Ong / March 16, 2022 Intelligence at UChicago has largely been framed as a competition. We should reevaluate it based on what we want from our college experience.
Give Yourself a Break By Annie Dhal / March 9, 2022 At UChicago, resting is an unfamiliar but important habit to adopt.
UChicago Secrets Has a Secret By Irene Qi / March 7, 2022 The anonymity of online spaces like UChicago Secrets is as dangerous as it is liberating, fostering a concerning lack of accountability.
