UChicago Law Magazine Starts Blog, Seeks to Expand Readership

By Kiera Yu / October 14, 2019

The magazine, formerly known as the UChicago Undergraduate Law Review, was relaunched in 2017.

Mendoza Talks Social Reform, Burke Corruption Scandal at IOP

By Kiera Yu / February 11, 2019

Mayoral Candidate Susana Mendoza emphasized her past experience, police-community relationships, and the state's responsibility to its vulnerable citizens during her visit to the IOP.

UChicago Blog Surveys Community on Treasure Island Replacement

By Kiera Yu / November 29, 2018

The over 3,400 survey respondents ranked the produce department of a future grocer tenant as its most important attributes.

UChicago Alum Launches Social Dining App

By Kiera Yu / November 12, 2018

Homecooked, a spinoff of a Facebook group facilitating "social dining," aims to combat the figure that 47% of meals are eaten alone.

SG Discusses Academic Leave, Sexual Assault Conference at Assembly Meeting

By Kiera Yu / November 1, 2018

SG passed a non-binding resolution to improve the situation of College students returning from leave.

How to Trap a Demon: Oriental Institute Teaches Workshop

By Kiera Yu / October 29, 2018

Program coordinator Tasha Vorderstrasse detailed how Jews, Christians, and Mandaeans in the first millennium trapped evil demons in bowls.

38th Annual Humanities Day Celebrates the Life of the Mind

By Kiera Yu and Alina Kim / October 25, 2018

Humanities Day has gathered hundreds of community members in celebration of debates, history, and discovery for nearly 40 years.

88rising Brings the Heat

By Kiera Yu / October 18, 2018

88rising had a “dynamic stage presence, relatable lyrics, and unique sound, bringing together music styles from the East and West.”