Justin Walgren is a first-year in the College planning on majoring in English language and literature and Creative Writing. He is passionate about politics and social issues, and he often reports on topics reflecting these themes. Outside of The Maroon, Justin is also a frequenter of campus coffee shops, especially Ex Libris, and an avid consumer of all things fantasy and science fiction. Â
A University spokesperson told The Maroon that the administration reevaluated its approach to the Common Data Set and now plans to complete the survey annually.
Stewart, a longtime advocate for veterans, pressed Hicks on several controversies surrounding the Department of Defense, particularly the department’s perceived lack of transparency and support for returning service members.
The forum, hosted at the First Unitarian Church of Chicago, highlighted the historical work of abortion activists and the current state of the reproductive justice movement.
Faculty Forward, the non-tenure track faculty union, helped establish fairer wages and clearer promotion policies through collective bargaining agreements with the University.
Hare, currently the senior assistant director of the Harris Policy Labs at UChicago, is focusing her campaign on expanding affordable housing, assisting local businesses, improving public safety, and expanding mental health services.
The announcement comes after heavy precipitation caused lingering water to pool on
quad pathways in late December, though the project has been in the works since last spring.
Servers used to host CS course websites and provide access to required operating systems were inaccessible from Thursday evening to Friday afternoon, with subsequent system issues not being solved until Saturday.
The recent launch of a new Global Asian Studies (GLAS) major at UIC has prompted some UChicago community members to reflect on the University’s offerings in Asian and Asian-American studies.
UC Santa Barbara sociology professor Lisa Hajjar and Cheryl Bormann, defense counsel to a Guantanamo detainee, analyzed the legal basis of the detention camp and its ramifications.
91% of Americans are concerned with misinformation, according to an AP-NORC study.
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