Gustavo Delgado recently graduated from the University of Chicago undergrad. His passions include reading, baking, and writing for The Maroon. He’s excited to work in a laboratory hopefully after graduating with his Masters but wants to stay involved with the news in some way. One of his favorite places to be in Chicago is the Point.
The University is broadening transportation options for students to address gaps in the system and increase safe use of existing citywide public transit, as outlined in an email sent on September 21 from...
The program will include classes in epidemiology, bioinformatics, and population health, and will prepare students for careers in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and academic research.
Panelists at the virtual event contended with the role of museums in promoting racial equity and how the MSI can be a better resource for the South Side.
Brown was released from prison last August after the governor of Tennessee commuted her sentence for a first-degree murder charge that tried her as an adult when she was only 16. Brown says she was a sex-trafficking victim and acted in self-defense.
“This is spin. There is not a person of color or even a female that can operate right now,” Hairston said after the Black Caucus tried to delay pot sales.
This dining-hall pilot program is part of a series of initiatives to improve student access to meals on campus or through the local Hyde Park community.
The new sushi restaurant on 53rd, adjacent to Rajun Cajun and Nandos, brings new East Asian flavors to Hyde Park.
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