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Film Historian Speaks at Annual MLK Celebration, Democratic Senate Candidates Debate ICE and Campaign Funding
Film Historian Speaks at Annual MLK Celebration, Democratic Senate Candidates Debate ICE and Campaign Funding
By Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin / February 9, 2026

Film historian Jaqueline Stewart spoke on the power of media at the University’s annual MLK celebration....

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My.UChicago Data Breach, Mearsheimer Discusses U.S. Relations with Venezuela and Iran
By Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin / February 2, 2026
The Maroon has the top stories from the week.
The Maroon Weekly: AI at ISAC's New Data Research Center, Hear About How a Legal Aid Clinic for Immigrants Is Adapting Amid Heightened ICE Presence
The Maroon Weekly: AI at ISAC’s New Data Research Center, Hear About How a Legal Aid Clinic for Immigrants Is Adapting Amid Heightened ICE Presence
By Aubrey Barb, Amber Lin, and Celeste Alcalay / January 26, 2026
The Maroon has the top stories from the week.
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The Maroon Weekly: Officers Detain Man in Hyde Park, Meet a 2026 Rhodes Scholar, Student’s Startup Streamlines High School Club Communication
By Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin / January 19, 2026
Reporters Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin have the top news stories from the week.
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Special Episode: Annotating the Kalven Report with Jamie Kalven
By Celeste Alcalay and Anushree Vashist / March 6, 2025
The Maroon’s Anushree Vashist and Celeste Alcalay spoke with Jamie Kalven about the legacy of the Kalven Report and its relevance to academic freedom today.
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Special Episode: “Does UChicago Have a Culture of Free Speech?”
By Nicole Ochoa / March 6, 2025
The Maroon’s Nicole Ochoa conducted interviews with non-tenure-track faculty and student interns from the Department of Physics and the Pozen Center.
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Special Report: Perspectives on the Pro-Palestine Encampment (Collected Interviews)
By Celeste Alcalay / October 13, 2024
A series of interviews with students, faculty, and onlookers over the course of last spring's pro-Palestine encampment
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Special Report: 2024 Pearson Global Forum Preview with Professor Richard English
By Celeste Alcalay, Grey City Deputy Editor / September 30, 2024
The Maroon's Celeste Alcalay interviews Richard English, Professor of Politics at Queen's University Belfast, in anticipation of the 2024 Pearson Global Forum.
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How the Maroon is Reporting on UChicago’s Ties to Epstein
How the Maroon is Reporting on UChicago’s Ties to Epstein
February 24, 2026

Maroon reporters Nathaniel Rodwell-Simon and Boris Archipov share more about their investigation of the more than three million documents from the Epstein estate made public by...

“We’re Building the Netflix for AI-Generated Movies”: Third-Year Aron Frishberg on His New AI Startup
“We’re Building the Netflix for AI-Generated Movies”: Third-Year Aron Frishberg on His New AI Startup
By Aubrey Barb / February 16, 2026
Mona founder Aron Frishberg talks AI, film, and how his UChicago education as impacted his career.
How to Spend Valentine's Day in Chicago, According to Maroon Arts Editors
How to Spend Valentine’s Day in Chicago, According to Maroon Arts Editors
By Aubrey Barb, Noël Da, and Violet Conklin / February 12, 2026
Arts and Culture Editors Violet Conklin and Noël Da dish on their favorite date spots and share suggestions for how to spend Valentine’s Day, with a date or friends.
Film Historian Speaks at Annual MLK Celebration, Democratic Senate Candidates Debate ICE and Campaign Funding
Film Historian Speaks at Annual MLK Celebration, Democratic Senate Candidates Debate ICE and Campaign Funding
By Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin / February 9, 2026

Film historian Jaqueline Stewart spoke on the power of media at the University’s annual MLK celebration. At I-House, candidates in the race to fill the U.S. Senate seat left...

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My.UChicago Data Breach, Mearsheimer Discusses U.S. Relations with Venezuela and Iran
By Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin / February 2, 2026
The Maroon has the top stories from the week.
The Maroon Weekly: AI at ISAC's New Data Research Center, Hear About How a Legal Aid Clinic for Immigrants Is Adapting Amid Heightened ICE Presence
The Maroon Weekly: AI at ISAC’s New Data Research Center, Hear About How a Legal Aid Clinic for Immigrants Is Adapting Amid Heightened ICE Presence
By Aubrey Barb, Amber Lin, and Celeste Alcalay / January 26, 2026
The Maroon has the top stories from the week.
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The Maroon Weekly: Officers Detain Man in Hyde Park, Meet a 2026 Rhodes Scholar, Student’s Startup Streamlines High School Club Communication
By Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin / January 19, 2026
Reporters Aubrey Barb and Amber Lin have the top news stories from the week.
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The Maroon Weekly: Vigil for UChicago Dining Employee, University Trustees in Epstein Files, Budget Deficit Update
By Aubrey Barb / January 6, 2026

Maroon reporter Aubrey Barb has an update on the latest news, as students return from break. The Organization of Black Students held a vigil for Keith Butler, a cook who worked...

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The Arts Podcast, E7: Tate McRae Got So Close
By Tiffany Li, Nolan Shaffer, Elizabeth Eck, and Justin Gurkin / May 6, 2025

On this episode, your favorite podcast hosts review Tate McRae’s most recent album, So Close to What. They are joined by special guest Justin (resident Tate McRae stan and expert)...

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The Arts Podcast, E6: What We’re Listening To Recently
By Elizabeth Eck, Tiffany Li, and Nolan Shaffer / April 25, 2025

For this episode, each of your favorite arts podcast hosts picked three songs that they have been listening to recently, and played it for everyone. There was some fierce debate...

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The Arts Podcast, E5: Looking Back At the Grammys
By Nolan Shaffer, Tiffany Li, and Elizabeth Eck / April 3, 2025

It’s episode five of the Arts podcast! Your hosts are back with an episode on the Grammy awards! Who deserved it? Who didn’t? Find out with Elizabeth, Nolan, and Tiffany...

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Special Episode: Annotating the Kalven Report with Jamie Kalven
By Celeste Alcalay and Anushree Vashist / March 6, 2025
The Maroon’s Anushree Vashist and Celeste Alcalay spoke with Jamie Kalven about the legacy of the Kalven Report and its relevance to academic freedom today.
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