University Extends Lyft Program to Seven Days Per Week Following Violence in Hyde Park

The Lyft Ride Smart program, which previously allowed students 10 free Lyft rides per month Thursday through Saturday nights, will become available every night from November 10 to November 24.

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November 10, 2021

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At Rally on Anniversary of Unionization Vote, Graduate Students United Promises to Continue Withholding Student Services Fee

Organizers from Graduate Students United (GSU), National Nurses United, and #CareNotCops gathered outside Levi Hall on October 19 to commemorate the four-year anniversary of GSU’s vote to unionize.

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October 26, 2021

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College Council Representatives Elected for the Classes of 2023 and 2025

Miriam Sills was elected as a College Council (CC) representative in a special election for the Class of 2023. First-years Devin Johnson, Jordyn Flaherty, Ariana Ukaonu, Chelsea Wu, and Kate Wehle will also join CC this fall.

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October 12, 2021

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Remembering Hugo Sonnenschein, the Man Who Reimagined UChicago

During his seven-year tenure as University president, Sonnenschein embarked on campaigns to improve the University’s finances, upgrade its facilities, and make it more appealing to undergraduates.

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September 16, 2021

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Rising Third-Year Dies From Injuries Sustained in Shooting

Max Solomon Lewis passed away Sunday after being shot while riding a CTA train July 1, the University announced yesterday evening.

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July 5, 2021

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Clothesline Project Showcases Voices of Survivors of Sexual Assault and Violence at UChicago

The installation, a collaboration between the Phoenix Survivors Alliance and Student Government’s Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Committee, aims to put “something that is insidious but incredibly common in plain view” of the campus community.

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May 22, 2021

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