UChicago’s COVID-19 Policies: A Year in Review

By Elise Yu and Caroline Kubzansky / February 28, 2021

The pandemic winter at UChicago saw the very first vaccines administered and some disciplinary action for students who violated distancing guidelines.

UChicago’s COVID-19 Policies: A Year in Review

By Elise Yu and Caroline Kubzansky / February 28, 2021

The University tentatively brought some students back to campus in the fall.

UChicago’s COVID-19 Policies: A Year in Review

By Elise Yu and Caroline Kubzansky / February 28, 2021

The University spent the summer making plans to bring students back for a "hybrid" autumn quarter in spite of the pandemic.

UChicago’s COVID-19 Policies: A Year in Review

By Elise Yu and Caroline Kubzansky / February 28, 2021

The earliest days of the pandemic brought sweeping changes to every facet of University life.

At IOP Talk, Eric Holder Dismisses Fears of Voter Fraud, Warns Against Voter Suppression

By Elise Yu / November 16, 2020

Two weeks after the Nov. 4th, Holder's prediction of widespread and unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in the aftermath of the presidential election has been proven correct.