Leah Tabakh is a third-year student from California and plans on majoring in global studies. She is a copy chief and writes for Grey City. In her free time, you can find Leah reading a book, listening to music, or watching movies with friends.
Behind the scenes, energy drink companies are sponsoring student organizations, fraternities, and campus events. Are these sponsorships responding to UChicago’s caffeine culture, or shaping it?
Last fall, the Atlantic published an article claiming that elite college students are unable to read full books. The article describes UChicago as the “last bastion of people who do read things,” but how true is that statement really?
“Our commitment is to the well-being of our patients. Therefore, if there’s something that impedes our ability, it is our responsibility as physicians to advocate for our patient," said Jill Glick, a pediatrician and patient advocate at UChicago Medicine.
The story of dormitory desegregation is an early example of the University community challenging UChicago to confront its institutional barriers and push it toward greater inclusivity.
Author Philip Eil’s gripping true crime investigation traces the shocking transformation of a once-promising doctor into a figure whose opioid prescriptions led to deadly ends, earning him four consecutive life terms.
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