Do More Than Just Lip Service

By Margaret Gadek / February 1, 2018

Small-scale service efforts don’t resolve structural inequities, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t volunteer at all.

Let Bannon Speak

By Patrick Hanley / January 31, 2018

To expose Bannon's many ideological inconsistencies, we must allow him to share his views.

Business As Usual

By Eero Arum / January 29, 2018

Offering an undergraduate business major goes against UChicago’s liberal arts spirit.

UChicago’s Legacy of White Supremacy

By Aram Ghoogasian / January 27, 2018

The Steve Bannon invitation is only the latest event in a long history of UChicago systematically upholding white supremacy.

Fascism Has a Place on Campus. Do I?

By Hannah Dorsey / January 25, 2018

With Steve Bannon coming to speak on campus, UChicago has nothing to gain and so much to lose.

University of Chicago: The Second Assailant

By Vanessa Camacho and Olamide Ogunbambo / January 22, 2018

UChicago is responsible for institutional misconduct and the re-traumatization of survivors.

Rebuke the Nuke

By Jamie Ehrlich / December 3, 2017

The University’s celebration of the anniversary of the first contained nuclear chain reaction is perverse.

Monuments Matter

By Asya Akca / November 28, 2017

A founder of the Monumental Women Project reflects on the legacy of Dr. Georgiana Rose Simpson.

UChicago and the Asymmetry of Power

By Urvi Kumbhat / November 20, 2017

Academic circles can be unwelcoming and dangerous for women.

Taking a Knee

By Olivia Jordan and Connie Shao / November 16, 2017

Medical students explain motivations behind their protest of police brutality and racial prejudice.

Diversity and Inclusion: An Empty Gesture?

By Qudsiyyah Shariyf / November 8, 2017

UChicago’s Diversity and Inclusion Initiative lacks student perspectives or substantive plans for reform.

Athens Vs. Alpha Delt

By Nur Banu Simsek and Salma Elkhaoudi / November 8, 2017

The focus on mainstream Western intellectualism prevents us from leading truly meaningful lives.