The Successes of Masters Programs in the Social Sciences Division

By John Mark Hansen / February 4, 2020

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Lessons from Sonnenschein: Don’t Alert Faculty to Your Plans

By Marshall Sahlins / February 4, 2020

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Philosophy Professor Raoul Moati’s Tenure Decision Must Be Reconsidered

By Letter to the Editor / January 6, 2020

The philosophy department and administration must reconsider its decision to deny assistant professor Moati tenure, as his departure will be a significant loss for the humanities division.

#CareNotCops Urges University to Support Charles Thomas and Revamp Mental Health Resources on Campus

By Letter to the Editor / December 3, 2019

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Stop the Sensationalizing

By David Liang / November 25, 2019

In reporting on the Hong Kong protests, The Maroon’s news team failed to depict the complexities of the situation, opting instead for a sensationalist title.

UC Dems Urges College Republicans to Break Their Silence on Impeachment

By Letter to the Editor / November 15, 2019

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Recent IOP Instagram Stories Reveal a Dismissal of Palestinian Oppression

By University of Chicago Students for Justice in Palestine / November 5, 2019

The IOP’s pro-Israel Instagram stories raise concerns about the institution’s nonpartisan identity.

The Crucial Role of Journalism in Suicide Awareness

By Austin Blum and Katie Washington / November 5, 2019

The need for conscientious and factual reporting of student suicides is imperative; the inclusion of expert advice can make this easier.

Solidarity With Grad Workers!

By Graduate Students United, Contributor / September 20, 2019

We work for the University, and we want an organized voice in decisions that affect us.

In Light Of Tuition Hike, University Needs More Financial Transparency

By Matt Andersson / August 11, 2019

In light of the recent increase in undergraduate tuition, it is critical that the University fully disclose its operating costs and discretionary expenses.

The Immorality of Anti–GSU Rhetoric

By Leif Weatherby and Andrew Sartori / July 15, 2019

Two NYU professors urge UChicago’s administration to recognize Graduate Students United, charting the history of graduate students at elite universities fighting for basic rights as students and as workers.

The UChorus, USO, and Motet Choir Concert Was Worth Attending

By Lindsay Wright / July 9, 2019

While UChorus, Motet Choir, and USO performed a problematic oratorio, the work is worthy of discussion and shouldn't be dismissed.