Austin is a member of the class of 2024 who hails from Ann Arbor, Michigan. He studies economics and music in the College and contributes to the Sports and News sections of The Maroon.
Chlumsky, best known for her portrayal of Amy Brookheimer in the HBO comedy Veep, talked with the Maroon about her time at UChicago and how it played into her career on screen.
Noorani, who spent fourteen years as president and CEO of the National Immigration Forum (NIF), spoke with the Maroon about his work with the NIF and his career at large.
The Maroon spoke with Founder and CEO Emily Wheeler and Head of Operations and Growth Geneva Kirk Drayson about Lynkr’s online pushback and next steps.
Dan Tangherlini discussed his multifaceted career in public service, the importance of effective governance, and the state of the United States Postal Service with The Maroon.
President Paul Alivisatos and Dean of Students Michele Rasmussen emailed the University community to emphasize the University’s commitment to free expression.
After winning four of their five regular season meets, the top-ranked Maroons are looking to parlay their success into the school’s first cross country national title.
From the initial shutdown of campus in their first year to the suspension of testing programs in their fourth, the Class of 2023 is the first graduating class to have experienced the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in each of their years in the College.
Stephens (A.B. ’95), a New York Times opinion columnist, addressed the criticism he has faced for his columns on Israeli-Arab relations, Jewish intelligence, and the Iraq War in a conversation with The Maroon.
The forum, held ahead of the mayoral runoff on April 4, was hosted by the UChicago Institute of Politics at the Logan Center for the Arts in partnership with WBEZ Chicago and the Chicago Sun-Times.
The University will direct students who test positive with COVID-19 to isolate in place instead of sending them to Stony Island Hall, a former dorm building off campus.
In a statement, members of the UChicago chapter called the DU International Board of Directors’ decision “mutually beneficial” and expressed a long-standing desire to disaffiliate from the international organization.
The Chicago Bulls took a giant step forward in the 2021–22 season, finishing with a 46–36 record and making the playoffs as the number six seed after four straight seasons of missing the postseason...
Richard Fisher, a decades-long Hyde Park resident and University of Chicago alum, has been engaged in a dispute with University of Chicago Facilities Services regarding maintenance costs on a wall shared with a University-managed building.
The major, available starting fall 2022, will expose students to the growing field through experiential learning and exploration into conceptual issues surrounding human rights.
University faculty and community leaders pledged to increase funding, partner with local organizations, and continue capacity building to address gun violence.
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.
UCPD administered medical assistance at the scene before taking the man into custody and bringing him to the University of Chicago Medical Center. No one else was wounded in the gunfire exchanged.
David Card, economics professor at UC Berkeley and former UChicago faculty member, reflects on his accomplishments and the field of economics as it stands today.
David Card, economics professor at UC Berkeley and former UChicago faculty member, reflects on his accomplishments and the field of economics as it stands today.
Operating in partnership with the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, the program will offer hands-on engineering experience along with opportunities for students to build their network.
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