Lee Harris
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CONTRIBUTIONS
Law School Plans to Stick to “Status Quo” Grading, Bucking Peers’ Move to Mandatory Pass/Fail
Most top law schools have foregone traditional grading for their spring terms. Chicago Law plans to move ahead with its existing system—and students are divided over the decision.
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March 29, 2020
Chicago Law School
The Laird Bell Law Quadrangle at The University of Chicago Law School.
NEWS/
March 29, 2020
Law School Passage
A walkway at the University of Chicago Law School, where students have been told to work remotely.
NEWS/
March 29, 2020
Non-Faculty Staff Await News on Possible Cutbacks, Paid Leave for Coming Months
Staff members across the University say a cloud of uncertainty hangs over spring quarter.
NEWS/
March 17, 2020
UChicago to RHs: Spring Classes Will Be “Distance Learning”; Students Must Vacate Housing in 11 Days
The University of Chicago told residents heads it will cancel in-person classes and ask students to leave campus housing in under two weeks.
NEWS/
March 11, 2020
Moody’s Downgrades UChicago Medical Center's Credit Rating, Citing High Debt
Moody’s cut UCMC's credit rating down a notch, citing concerns about the growing amount of debt taken on by the hospital system.
NEWS/
February 27, 2020
Nelson Talk 2
Former New York Times labor reporter Steven Greenhouse (left) speaks with Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, at a talk moderated by Times reporter Noam Scheiber.
NEWS/
Feb. 26, 2020
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