Pipe bursts and sprinkler issues during polar vortex flooded campus buildings; faculty call for University to investigate firing of Lab Schools teacher; crosswords now online
Armed robbers target Canada Goose jackets in Hyde Park; Nondorf reports surge in early applications; columnist calls on school to help art students pay for materials
The CPD news office later said that CPD was responding to a call of a man with a gun, but further investigation revealed that the subject who fled from the crash simply fled from a stolen vehicle from Skokie.
A recap of the biggest news items from last year, including the invitation of Steve Bannon, the introduction of a business economics track, and graduate student unionization.
Documents reveal that Steve Stevanovich is late on over $12 million in pledges to the University, and that by overselling his company he may have committed securities fraud.
By Euirim Choi, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19)
/ March 5, 2018
Sensitive documents obtained by The Maroon last summer and a new lawsuit reveal a strained relationship between the University and the Pearson family, calling the future of the Pearson Institute, which was supposed to change the world, into question.
By Euirim Choi, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19)
/ November 28, 2017
A Maroon investigation found that weaknesses in the University’s network could have allowed hackers to steal sensitive information from networked printers, as well as access and, in some cases, control cameras and other connected devices.
Sophia King's big win; an Olympian in MoS; RAs to receive salaries; Latina-focused sorority resurges; and CC reps invite Zimmer.
Support Us
$4,060
$5,000
Contributed
Our Goal
Your support will ensure that we can continue producing powerful, honest, and accessible reporting that serves the University of Chicago and Hyde Park communities.
