Second-year wide-reciever Demetrius Johnson has created the Black Letterwinning Athletes Coalition with the hopes of creating a supportive space and network for black student-athletes at the University.
Coaches and athletic recruits have gotten creative in response to the recruiting and competitive shutdowns placed on high school and college athletics.
As blood shortages grow during the COVID-19 pandemic, UChicago Blood Initiative expands from local campaigns to national efforts through the University Blood Initiative.
Rather than undermining the Economics Department's traditional theoretical emphasis, the new Business Economics specialization supplements it, better preparing students for careers in industry.
For many athletes, competing in college is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. Yet many UChicago athletes choose to step away from their sports in college.
As the indoor track and field season approaches an end, the Maroons impressed at the Carthage Final Qualifier Meet with many individuals placing. The team now waits to see who officially qualified for the NCAA Division III National Championships.
After much preparation and excitement throughout the UChicago athletics community, the highly-anticipated women's lacrosse team kicks off its first season ever this Saturday against DePauw.
The men's and women's track and field teams competed at a tough invitational in Naperville this weekend, the women's team placing first and the men's team placing third among a slew of individual wins.
An inside look into first-year diver Elizabeth Cron, what she loves about the swim and dive teams, and how she came to be the incredible diver she is today.
With a snow storm cancelling last weekend's I-55 Triangular Meet, the track and field teams look forward to showing off their hard training at the Wisconsin-Whitewater Invitational this weekend.
Coming off an impressive victory at the Phoenix Invitational, the men's and women's track and field teams travel to Illinois Wesleyan with the goal of leaving the competition in the dust at the I-55 Triangular Meet.
This weekend, the men's and women's cross country teams make their way to Wisconsin for NCAA Regionals, attempting to qualify for the NCAA DIII Championships taking place next weekend.
Longtime rival Wash U and Claremont Mudd Scripps College will travel to Chicago this weekend to take on the Maroon's swim and dive team.
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