The University also announced that it was suspending visitation between residence halls. The positivity rate from weekly surveillance testing, required of anyone living in University housing, was 3.53 percent this week.
More than a dozen directors of graduate studies signed a letter in support of Graduate Students United’s campaign to withhold payment of the graduate student services fee, which it says will continue indefinitely.
In a virtual event organized by the UChicago Political Union, the renowned linguist and political activist underscored the need for swift action on climate change and a rejuvenated labor movement in the United States.
Leading up to the March 17th Primary, The Maroon has put together a series of explainers and candidate guides to help UChicago and Hyde Park voters make informed choices.
In the November general election, Cook County will elect a new Circuit Court clerk for the first time in two decades. Here's what you need to know about the candidates vying for the seat.
For members of UChicago for Pete, Buttigieg has both the best policies and the best chance of defeating President Donald Trump in the November presidential race.
As Protect Our Parks protesters tied red ribbons around trees threatened by the Obama Presidential Center development, they were confronted by several counter-protesters.
After College Council Representative Brett Barbin introduced a bill that would block Student Life fees from going toward abortions through the Emergency Fund, hundreds gathered in support of and against the bill.
Conversations with first-generation, low income students reveal a reality of economic diversity at UChicago that's much more complicated than Canada Goose memes bely. Grey City reports.
If elected, Dinesh Das Gupta hopes to leverage his position as Liaison to the Board of Trustees to improve mental health services in terms of wait times and quality of care.
Ahead of the runoff to be 20th Ward alderman, Grey City examined the history of corruption in the ward and asked the contenders how they planned to avoid the same issues.
SSA professor Eve Ewing moderated a panel that included activists from STOP and the Black Youth Project 100.
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