Doing Honest Voting In College

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / October 22, 2018

We talk the talk, but do we vote? When it comes to actually hitting the polls, UChicago is a step behind.

Renaissance Role-play? Count Me In!

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / September 19, 2018

A columnist reflects on her experience taking Ada Palmer's one-of-a-kind Italian Renaissance class.

Dear Bartlett: A Tale Of a Dining Fall

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / May 7, 2018

Cats, a sauna, and a magical fountain are the key to getting Bartlett Dining Hall back up to standards.

The Trump Administration, in Memoriam

By Fred Kardos and Katia Kukucka / January 11, 2018

Trump’s ever-changing array of advisors have provided America plenty of entertainment, but such chaos hardly bodes well for the future of our country.

Wave of Laptop Thefts Plagues Bartlett

By Katia Kukucka and Jihyeon Yeo / November 20, 2017

At least four laptops have been stolen from bags left momentarily unattended in Bartlett Dining Commons over the past four weeks.

GOP Chair Ronna McDaniel Speaks at IOP

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / October 12, 2017

“The Republican Party is the strongest we’ve seen in eight years.”

College Republicans and UC Dems Debate Social Security and Medicare

By Katia Kukucka, Contributor / October 12, 2017

In their inaugural debate, they debated the merits of maintaining the programs and how to fund them in the future.