The coalition of faculty, affiliated with the Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture, published a letter detailing their grievances and demands.
Campus organizers a part of UChicago Without Borders create petition with almost 1,000 signatures from University affiliates detailing policy demands to “add substantial protections for undocumented community members.”
The governor joined IOP director David Axelrod in a live taping of his podcast, “The Axe Files,” where the two discussed the government response to the COVID-19 crisis.
The Chicago government and other statewide efforts are pouring millions of dollars in outreach programing to ensure a fair and accurate population count in 2020, even amid a global pandemic.
In response to student concerns about labs and other in-person experiences, the Physical Sciences Division of the College is working to adjust its practices to accommodate all students during spring quarter.
Instructors in the division hosted a Zoom Q&A to answer questions about lab work, research opportunities, and medical school requirements given the University’s switch to online classes.
Beginning April 1, Hyde Parks residents, including UChicago students, are participating in what could be a months-long rent strike in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
“I think now that the primary nomination process is coming down to two people, it is important for the people of Illinois to understand the differences between us in terms of our records,” Bernie Sanders said during a rally in Chicago on March 7.
Members of the Lift the Ban Coalition blocked traffic for over two hours outside of Illinois 25th District State Representative Curtis Tarver’s office.
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.
The forum, hosted by the South Side branch of Indivisible Chicago at the First Unitarian Church on 57th and Woodlawn, allowed audience members to directly ask questions to the candidates.
The Campus Policy Research Institute (CPRI) report is based on a survey of 265 undergraduate students regarding the state of mental health resources on campus.
The community open house, held Thursday night after the release of the development proposal, left residents with more questions about the future of Woodlawn’s development.
Molecular biologist and photographer Okunola Jeyifous rediscovers the story and people behind the “Black ABC’s” flashcards with the UChicago Arts incubator staff in his exhibition "S is for Soul Sister" on display now until March 20.
UChicago undergraduate and graduate students backing the Democratic hopeful for president meet on a weekly basis to call potential voters for the democratic primaries.
As part of a series of monthly constituent nights in Hyde Park, Tarver’s office hosted the discussion with representatives from two nonprofit groups, Vote Solar and Blacks in Green.
Lee, the current Vice Provost for Research, assumes the new role starting in February. Former Provost Daniel Diermeier will serve as Senior Advisor to the President until June 30.
Graduate students from several Universities remained undeterred by a proposed NLRB rule that could exclude graduate students from federal labor protections.
The House at Comer Children's Hospital has welcomed back families who were moved to the Hyatt Place hotel while the House's flood damage was repaired.
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