We Need the OPC

By Josef Michael Carr / May 5, 2021

As a community member, I strongly support the OPC and look forward to the transformation it will bring.

The Police Murdered A Latino Boy Named Adam

By Adam Zabner / April 22, 2021

In response to the murder of Adam Toledo, we must take to the streets and take action.

Correcting Vice President Alex Levi’s Unsubstantiated Claims

By Student Government Transition Committee / April 20, 2021

The Transition Committee contests a series of claims made by Vice President Alex Levi and encourages students to vote “Yes” on the spring constitutional referendum.

Should UChicago rename the “Robert A. Millikan Professorship?”

By Robert Michaelson / March 4, 2021

UChicago needs to follow Caltech’s lead and consider renaming its professorship.

Student Government Feels Optimistic About Search For Next University President

By ENGAGE / January 19, 2021

If the Faculty Advisory Committee follows through on its goals, the next University President will be accessible, diverse, and open to change.

Faculty Affiliates of the #MorethanDiversity Make Plans for a New Academic Unit

By The Academic Unit Committee of the #MoreThanDiversity Campaign / October 18, 2020

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Where Fun Comes To Die

By Jason Riggle / August 27, 2020

Reopening campus poses a major threat to students' mental and physical health.

UChicago’s History with Slavery is Still Present

By The National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America, The Bronzeville Historical Society, and The Reparations at UChicago Working Group / July 29, 2020

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UChicago Library Workers Stand With #CareNotCops

By Library Activist Network at UChicago / July 23, 2020

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President Zimmer and Provost Lee, Let’s Be Honest About the UCPD

By Edward Hasbrouck / July 3, 2020

Before claiming anti-racist values, UChicago’s administration must confront the UCPD’s legacy of racial violence.

A Statement on Systemic Racism and Police Brutality

By Letter to the Editor / June 24, 2020

Sociologists at UChicago speak out on the University, policing, and racism.

The Academy’s Longevity Should Incentivize Reform

By Deblina Mukherjee / May 13, 2020

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