Kalyna Vickers is a fourth-year in the College studying economics and applied mathematics. She has enjoyed writing and journalism since high school. Her journalistic areas of interest include campus ventures, local finance, and politics. In her free time, she enjoys learning languages and keeping up with the Kardashians.
The Chicago Police Department is investigating the assault, which took place early Sunday morning. University officials encouraged anyone with information about the incident or the suspect to contact city or University police.
The Office of Management and Budget proposal would give political appointees greater authority over grant decisions and threaten long-term and international research, the University said.
Dean of the College Melina Hale and Dean of Students in the College Philip Venticinque shared the news of Chauhan’s passing in an email to students on April 27.
The gift will support faculty hiring and is part of a broader $200 million initiative in artificial intelligence, President Alivisatos announced Thursday.
As a private police force, UCPD is not subject to Illinois open-records laws or extensive city oversight, unlike police at some other peer institutions.
Assistant professor Eman Abdelhadi was charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a police officer, a class 3 felony, and two counts of resisting and obstructing peace, a class A misdemeanor, after participating in an anti-ICE protest outside the Broadview processing facility.
As the University continues to weather a challenging financial landscape, administrators signaled cautious optimism—and a need for flexibility—in addressing the year ahead.
UChicago and Northwestern students collaborated to launch a new platform to discuss the future of energy and sustainability and spotlight careers in the field.
A potential Trump administration executive order seeking to fundamentally alter the Department of Education could threaten FAFSA, Pell Grants, and Title IX enforcement at UChicago.
A Wednesday executive order titled “Additional Measures to Combat Anti-Semitism” cited two sections of the U.S. federal code concerning conspiracy against civil rights and immigration restrictions on the basis of terrorism.
For the first time since 2018, two UChicago undergraduates have received the Rhodes Scholarship. The Maroon spoke with the recipients and the CCRF about the research and fellowship process.
The Maroon spoke to Greenstone, who was appointed to lead the institute that seeks to bridge the gap between economic research and the University of Chicago’s investments in energy technologies.
A software-as-a-service company assisting venues with payments and booking optimization, the startup has acquired a client portfolio boasting some of the biggest names in hospitality across eight major cities.
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