Professors, Be Proactive in Your Accommodations

By Jay Gibbs / June 2, 2020

Instructors must make accommodations that recognize the extraordinary circumstances of this finals season.

Under Quarantine, Embrace the “B” Stories

By Jay Gibbs / April 1, 2020

As the coronavirus pandemic dominates the news and our minds, we should look to little things for temporary relief.

Student Counseling Service: For a Limited Time Only

By Jay Gibbs / November 11, 2019

Counseling appointment times prove to be incompatible with the typical UChicago student’s schedule, leading to a neglect of mental health.

The Racist Side of Imposter Syndrome

By Jay Gibbs / May 6, 2019

Imposter syndrome is even more pernicious in the lives of minority students, who often hear racist insinuations about their college admissions.

Zimmer, Call Them What They Are

By Jay Gibbs / August 25, 2017

President Zimmer's recent letter depicts a university willing to discuss free speech but reluctant to discuss white supremacy.