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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

Chicago Maroon

Stories and content by Ingrid Sydenstricker

Public editor: Rejected article raises questions of racial bias

By Ingrid Sydenstricker / October 21, 2014
Last week, The Maroon Viewpoints section rejected a student submission entitled, “What Does Ferguson have to do with the South Side?”. The piece commented on racism, both nationally and in Hyde Park, with specific mention of campus rhetoric, O-Week, and the UCPD. Upon rejection, it was instead published online on the author’s personal blog and...

Letter from the public editor

By Ingrid Sydenstricker / October 7, 2014
Dear Reader, Welcome to the public editor column. As the inaugural public editor of The Chicago Maroon, I will act as a liaison between you —the reader—and all facets of the newspaper to navigate any feedback or criticism you may have regarding the content and journalistic conduct of  The Maroon. Through a regularly updated blog...

Meet the Executive Slate Candidates: United Progress & Moose Party

By Ingrid Sydenstricker / April 29, 2014
United Progress (UP) and Delta Upsilon’s (DU) Moose Party will face off in Student Government (SG) elections this week to determine the direction of next year’s SG Cabinet. Following a contentious race last year, this year’s competition for Executive Slate looks relatively uncompetitive as Moose Party traditionally runs a satirical campaign. Executive Slates are composed...
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