Alkis Karmpaliotis, Arts & Culture Editor, Grey City Editor, Senior Copy Editor
Alkis Karmpaliotis, a second-year in the College, is passionate about classical music and opera criticism. He began writing for the Maroon in his first quarter and joined the editorial staff soon after.
The Maroon Arts & Culture team presents their recommendations of artistic and cultural opportunities on campus and around Chicago throughout the fall quarter.
The Law School will prohibit electronic devices in most 1L courses next academic year, according to a broad strategy statement outlining its new approach to legal education amid increasing use of AI at universities and in the field.
Users attempting to access UChicago Canvas encountered this message on Thursday afternoon. It has since been replaced with a "login temporarily disabled" notice.
Guo and Horowitz spoke to the Maroon about the election cycle, their plans for next year, and how they hope to combat the perception that USG is ineffective.
In “Songs of Love and Farewell,” guest conductor Jakub Hrůša and soprano Corrine Winters presented different perspectives on mortality, with music by Janáček, Rachmaninoff, Strauss, and Wagner.
During their quarterly board meeting, University trustees voted to further integrate AI into University administration by replacing President Paul Alivisatos.
University of Chicago professor Paul Sereno led several expeditions to Niger that culminated in the discovery of Spinosaurus mirabilis, the first evidence of a new species of the Spinosaurus genus in over 100 years.
The University’s CSO Chamber Music series opened with a program on the intersections between AI and art.
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