Chad is sad so Susie has to take over. Making her way to student health she finds only an empty, vacuous space. At student health, she finds a lead for something called the "Order of the Phoenix".
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Chad is still sad but is reminded of his love for the school by a passing prospie tour. He is reunited with former Maroon writer Ray Gams who helped work with him on something called the Dario Fiasco....
The WORLD PREMIER of the Chicago Maroon Podcasts latest series. Podcast Correspondents Chad and Susie uncover something fishy going on at student health and decide to take the lead.
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Susie and Brittany find a lead which brings them to the Reg. In the B Level they find a never before found secret door which leads to the secret lab which split the atom back in the 40s. Brittany and Susie...
As part of the Trust Coalition, Siddiqui's platform focuses on supporting graduate student unionization and greater environmental sustainability on campus.
“Some people are very skeptical about throwing money at the problem…people of color very much appreciate it when you throw money at the problem. Very few of us are offended by that," said Michael Ralph.
The Maroon sat down with professor and physicist Daniel Holz to hear about his gravitational wave research and his thoughts on the black hole event horizon photo.
The week: Chicago mayoral and aldermanic election results, the college announces an exchange program with Caltech and much more.
Hosted by: Austin Christhilf, Ram Balasubramaniyan, Roberto Pupo, and Charlie...
A UChicagoan develops a cure for loneliness, federal work-study funding decreases and more on this episode of the Maroon Weekly.
Hosted by: Isaac Krakowka, Quinn Kane, Ram Balasubramaniyan, and Charlie...
The team is back for winter quarter: featuring a Hyde Park speakeasy, expansion to the Universities Paris campus and more!
Hosted by: Isaac Krakowka, Miles Burton, Charlie Kolodziej, and Roberto Pupo
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Woodhouse described “tree spiking,” in which environmental activists drive long iron nails into the trunks of trees.
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