Alumni Respond to Diermeier on GSU

By College Alumni / June 17, 2019

In response to the June 6th email from Diermeier about the GSU action, more than 200 College alumni spanning classes from 1961 to 2019 signed a letter with a point by point rebuttal.

University Goes Corporate

By Matt Andersson / June 7, 2019

Considering grad student picketing through economic lens provides legitimacy for actions of GSU.

GSU: Striking May Negatively Affect Graduating Seniors

By Brett Barbin and Bruce Li / June 2, 2019

Though Graduate Students United's grievances deserve recognition, holding labor action during 10th week may pose significant hurdles for many graduating seniors.

The Responsibility of Power

By Afreen Ahmed / May 25, 2019

The Institute of Politics must listen to the demands of marginalized students on campus, and provide better resources and platforms for groups like Leaders of Color.

Without Mental Health Resources, There Is No Life of the Mind

By Livia Miller / May 25, 2019

UChicago administration must provide better funding for student counseling services, especially because of the College's intense academic rigor.

South Dorm Needs a Gym

By South Inter-House Council Representatives / May 13, 2019

Residents of RGGRC ask for an exercise facility in the dorm.

The Reform Manifesto

By Letter to the Editor / April 24, 2019

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#CareNotCops Urges UChicago Administration to #ReleaseTheBudget

By Letter to the Editor / April 8, 2019

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Non-Tenure-Track Professors Condemn Administration for Violating Contract

By Letter to the Editor / March 30, 2019

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SOUL Calls on Undergrads to Support Unionization Efforts

By Letter to the Editor / March 10, 2019

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Letter: Maroon Editors Call for Removing Photo of Apprehended Young Man

By Letter to the Editor / February 12, 2019

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UChicago Students for a Community Benefits Agreement

By UChicago for a Community Benefits Agreement / January 21, 2019

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