Reality over reputation

By Ellen Wiese / May 6, 2014

Title IX investigation takes UChicago’s identity out of admin’s hands, for the better.

Electoral dysfunction

By Eric Wessan / May 6, 2014

Student government fails to satisfy student concerns.

Why we need affirmative action

By Jorge Cotte / May 2, 2014

America is far from post-racial.

SASA shows all sides

By Kiran Misra / April 25, 2014

SASA 101 doesn’t just entertain, but showcases Indian culture.

Reconsidering eurocentrism

By Thomas Prendergast / April 25, 2014

Editors of the Chicago Journal of History defend the history major.

Syria’s intervening years

By Hamid Bendaas / April 25, 2014

Looking at Syria three years after its time on the global stage.

Overnight oversight

By Ellen Wiese / April 22, 2014

Admissions may view prospies as an audience, but students have the responsibility of viewing them as human beings.

Revising history

By Jonathan Katz / April 18, 2014

Including study of non-Western cultures would fill the gap in students’ understanding of philosophy and enhance existing knowledge of Western canon.

Seven billion stories

By Kevin Wei / April 11, 2014

Futility of completely understanding all others doesn’t justify ignoring those around you.

Letter: Maroon Nation not so little

By Sarah Langs / April 11, 2014

I was appalled to read that an established Viewpoints columnist had chosen to use her allotted space to laud the DI college sports in the town she comes from, when she makes no reference to ever attending a Maroon sporting event in her life. I’ve had the pleasure of reading other installments by Jenny Lee...

A true Chicago education

By Kiran Misra / April 11, 2014

Students need to be challenged by experiences in surrounding city.

Response to “No New Points”: What are viewpoints for?

By Emily Wang / April 8, 2014

Former Maroon editor scrutinizes the "UChicago Identity" and the role of the student newspaper.