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Stories and content by Elizabeth Winkler

An Apology From the Viewpoints Head Editors Regarding Recent Op-Ed

By Elizabeth Winkler and Kelly Hui / April 2, 2022

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By Elizabeth Winkler / February 2, 2021

UChicago’s Winterfest should be the first of many creative mental health initiatives on campus.

By Elizabeth Winkler / November 22, 2020

Unqualified excitement over Joe Biden’s victory is an essential part of the continued fight for change.

By Elizabeth Winkler / October 22, 2020

Quarantine has disrupted our lives so much that we may find ourselves detached from our old selves, but we can reconnect if we make space to.

By Elizabeth Winkler / September 24, 2020

To form meaningful connections during a mostly remote quarter, you’ll have to take some risks.

By Elizabeth Winkler / June 5, 2020

Upon returning to campus, UChicago must commit to sustainability, starting with a commitment to data transparency and collaboration.

By Elizabeth Winkler / April 15, 2020

Reconnecting with yourself in quarantine.

By Elizabeth Winkler / February 26, 2020

Despite cost, the U-Pass remains fundamental to UChicago student experience.

By Elizabeth Winkler / February 19, 2020

Exposing the myth behind the idea of one, “right” college for each of us.

By Elizabeth Winkler / December 7, 2019

Taking the time to really listen to your older relatives’ beliefs, no matter how outdated, is more important than you think.

By Elizabeth Winkler / November 13, 2019

The College’s recent introduction of Latin awards and changes to the Dean’s List criteria are counterproductive and will only add to student stress.

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