Finn Hartnett is a fourth-year at the College from New York City. He was given the Sports Editor title in June 2021, and since then he has enjoyed the work greatly, whether that means interviewing people at local sports events or writing ballads to his favorite Chicago Cub. Occasionally, he contributes to the News and Grey City sections as well. In addition to TheMaroon, Finn has contributed articles to the website CATALYST and the Long Island newspaper Dan’s Papers. He has also interned for the non-profit investigative newsroom New York Focus. In his free time, he enjoys petting his cat.
Students on the UChicago Women’s Cross Country team are speaking up about the lack of support and inclusivity in the locker room. As both the men’s and women’s teams begin spearheading an increasing amount of DEI programming, they approach a pivotal crossroads.
Tennis’s upstart offspring is pulling in million-dollar investments and celebrity endorsements in the Windy City and beyond. Love it or hate it, pickleball is only growing bigger.
Attending a regular-season varsity sports game at the University is a quiet, dreamy affair. Where have the fans gone? And who are the ones that remain?
After a dominant 16-0-1 regular season, the Maroons beat Williams 2-0 on Saturday afternoon to win the DIII National Championship. Head coach Julianne Sitch became the first-ever female coach to win a men's collegiate soccer championship.
The Tour, which is held in various cities annually, offers a chance for young women to show off their baseball talents in front of scouts and meet others who share a passion for the game.
After 108 minutes of cagey and tense soccer, the Maroons conceded a last-minute goal which put their dreams of a championship on hold for another season.
The UChicago Men’s Soccer team reached the final stages of the 2021 NCAA Division III Championship on Friday, after a victory against Calvin University.
Student-athletes in the Class of 2021 saw their athletic careers interrupted and ended by an unprecedented pandemic. They managed to find closure in the relationships and memories that sustained their four years
Per University administrators, the recent uptick, which may be tied to gatherings at off-campus fraternities, is the largest cluster of cases on campus this academic year.
Griffin, a member of UChicago's board of trustees, helped inject billions into struggling hedge fund Melvin Capital after the short squeeze on GameStop stock, led by the Reddit forum r/WallStreetBets, cost Wall Street billions.
Arsenal finally say goodbye to one of the most divisive, mesmerizing players to ever step onto a soccer pitch. Were the club right to throw him aside? Was Özil right to let it happen?
Pandemic-induced shutdowns forced UChicago coaches to flex recruiting skills not previously necessary.
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