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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon
The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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All content by Emily Feigenbaum
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IOP Announces New Executive Director: Gretchen Crosby Sims

By Emily Feigenbaum
December 19, 2017
A student and the Assistant Dean of Rockefeller Chapel/Director of Spiritual Life Jigna Shah take their blessings after closing prayers.

Spiritual Life

By Emily Feigenbaum
September 14, 2017
The Rise Slate after an unopposed win.

Student Government

By Emily Feigenbaum and Katie Akin
September 14, 2017
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17-Year-Old Kenwood Student to Receive Ph.D. This Year

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 21, 2017

David Brooks Named Class Day Speaker

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 16, 2017

“Veep” Actress Talks Grades and Graduation

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 15, 2017
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‘A Special Problem’: The University of Chicago’s Troubled History With Sexual Assault, Harassment, and Campus Safety

By Sarah Zimmerman, Jamie Ehrlich, and Emily Feigenbaum
May 1, 2017
Baristas prepare coffee at the grand opening of Sanctuary Cafe.

Social Justice Cafe Opens in University Church

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 5, 2017
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Construction on New Hotel to Begin This Month

By Emily Feigenbaum
March 2, 2017

Voting Opens on Uncommon Fund Ideas

By Emily Feigenbaum
February 23, 2017

New Student Discounts Come to Hyde Park

By Emily Feigenbaum
January 11, 2017

Environmental Economist Appointed Director of Becker-Friedman Institute

By Emily Feigenbaum
January 6, 2017
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Law School Recieves Funds for Exclusive Scholarship

By Emily Feigenbaum
November 18, 2016
CS Lecturer Borja Sotomayor.

Uncommon Interview: Borja Sotomayor, CS Lecturer and Campus Personality

By Emily Feigenbaum
November 15, 2016
Protesters turned out last academic year at the "Rally to Democratize the University."

Students Plan Walk-Out, Protest on Quad in Protest of President-Elect Trump

By Emily Feigenbaum
November 15, 2016
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Heller House is on sale in Kenwood.

Frank Lloyd Wright Building in Kenwood Back on the Market

By Emily Feigenbaum
November 15, 2016

University Ranked First for Intellectual Diversity

By Emily Feigenbaum
November 1, 2016
On October 26, United States Secretary of State John Kerry speaks with writer and journalist Walter Isaacson at the IOP about American foreign relations and internal concerns.

Kerry Tracks Life Through East Berlin, Vietnam, and Syria

By Emily Feigenbaum
October 27, 2016

UCMC Merges With Southland Hospital

By Emily Feigenbaum
October 17, 2016
(left to right) UChicago Professor Emilio Kourí, Northwestern Professor Geraldo L. Cadava, UC Berkeley Professor G. Christina Mora, Cook County Commissioner Jesús "Chuy" García discuss "What is the Latino vote?" on Oct. 6 at the Quadrangle club

Panel Discussion on Latino Vote Features Chuy García

By Emily Feigenbaum
October 7, 2016
President Eric Holmberg discusses his plans for Student Government.

Uncommon Interview: Student Government President Eric Holmberg

By Emily Feigenbaum
October 4, 2016
After his hearing, Kissinger addressed a rally of his supporters.

Kissinger Receives Probation, Will Graduate Tomorrow

By Emily Feigenbaum
June 10, 2016

Uncommon Interview: Outgoing SG President Tyler Kissinger

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 31, 2016

SG Pay Plan Fails

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 24, 2016

College Council Forms Group to Draft Transparency Bylaw

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 13, 2016
The Student Government Assembly discusses the budget on May 9.

2016-2017 SG Budget Passes; Big Boosts to Grad Funding

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 10, 2016

United Progress Wins Student Government Executive Slate Election

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 4, 2016
For several key votes during last month’s divestment debate, vote totals were recorded but the votes of individual representatives were not. The Maroon’s attempt to poll representatives yielded different totals than what were reported the night of the vote, indicating that at least two representatives misreported their votes. At the top of the graphic above, an amendment eliminating references to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement was originally passed 8–7; if representatives voted as they reported to The Maroon, it would have failed 7–8. For the vote below, which would have amended the resolution to affirm the right to self-determination of the Jewish people and the existence of the state of Israel, The Maroon’s poll registered two fewer abstentions and one more vote for and against than on the night of the event..

Three Weeks After Divestment Resolution Passes, Voting Record Still Unclear

By Emily Feigenbaum
May 3, 2016

SG Candidates Face off at Annual Debate

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 29, 2016

College Council Considers New Transparency Bylaw

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 22, 2016

Executive Slate Candidates Launch Campaigns

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 19, 2016

Shuttles Will Run to O’Hare this Quarter

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 19, 2016

As SG Elections Start Up, a Revised Set of Rules

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 12, 2016

Obama Returns to Law School to Discuss Supreme Court Nomination

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 8, 2016

Obama to Speak at Law School This Thursday

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 4, 2016

Journalist Addresses Racial Segregation in Chicago

By Emily Feigenbaum
April 4, 2016

Uncommon Fund Winners Announced

By Emily Feigenbaum
March 8, 2016

Huntsman Talks Republican Presidential Nomination at International House

By Emily Feigenbaum
February 23, 2016

University, Argonne, and Fermilab Collaborate on South Pole Telescope

By Emily Feigenbaum
February 19, 2016

Moneythink Relocating to Chicago Innovation Exchange

By Emily Feigenbaum
February 16, 2016

SG Community Service Fund Allocates Only 75 Percent of its Funding

By Emily Feigenbaum
February 9, 2016

No Charges for “Misunderstanding” That Led to False Report of Mugging

By Emily Feigenbaum
January 29, 2016

Use of CPD Body Cameras Expands to Hyde Park

By Emily Feigenbaum
January 7, 2016

New Metra budget to result in fare increases

By Emily Feigenbaum
December 1, 2015

Experimental Station receives $250,000 SNAP Support Grant

By Emily Feigenbaum
October 26, 2015
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