By Hamza Jilani, Deputy News Editor
/ May 14, 2021
Citing the current lack of information about vaccination levels on campuses and other factors, the University has not changed its masking and distancing requirements.
By Hamza Jilani, Deputy News Editor
/ March 26, 2021
Other elected officials in Illinois, such as mayors and trustees, already have the ability to act as conservators of peace if they complete the required training course.
By Hamza Jilani, Deputy News Editor
/ March 5, 2021
The Provost and the Dean of Students urged members of the University community to avoid traveling outside the Chicago area during the week preceding the start of Spring quarter.
By Hamza Jilani, Deputy News Editor
/ February 22, 2021
UChicago faculty discuss the effects of remote learning on Chicago students and teachers as well as important takeaways from remote learning as Chicago Public Schools begin to reopen.
By Hamza Jilani, Deputy News Editor
/ November 10, 2020
A newly introduced ban on indoor seating at restaurants, the insufficiency of the CARES Act funding, capacity restrictions, and public fear about the safety of dining in continue to pose significant financial threats to local restaurants.
By Hamza Jilani, Deputy News Editor
/ October 11, 2020
Buckner spoke about organized labor, concerns about the Obama Presidential Center, and his district’s complicated relationship with the University.
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