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A pro-Palestine rally saw three protesters arrested and physical altercations between protesters and officers. Earlier, protesters locked Cobb Gate using a bike lock, and multiple police officers used pepper spray and batons. Protesters damaged UCPD vehicles and kicked at least one officer.
Former Vice President Joseph Biden will take 93 of Illinois’ 155 delegates to the Democratic convention in July. State’s Attorney Kim Foxx is also likely to retain her office.
At all divisions except the Law School, the quarter will now begin on April 6 instead of March 30, Provost Ka-Yee Lee wrote in an email. The quarter will still end on June 13.
The patient is unaffiliated with the University. “The Medical Center is awaiting confirmation from the CDC, which is expected in the coming days,” the email said.
An email sent Monday night to staff said that the hospital is working with federal health officials to follow isolation and infection control protocols.
"Unionization would fundamentally alter the decentralized, faculty-led approach to graduate education that has long been a hallmark of the University of Chicago," Diermeier wrote.
NYT opinion editor Bari Weiss asked University of Chicago President Robert J. Zimmer about the new test-optional admissions policy at a viewpoint diversity conference in New York.
"The faculty and I recognize that we must work harder to be a more open, more inclusive, and more welcoming environment for all of our students," Miles wrote.
"I can hardly think of a more important issue for new citizens and business leaders of the world than the backlash against globalization and immigration..."
“Discomfort is an intrinsic part of an education,” Zimmer said. “Part of the way we operate is that we’re a place where there’s constant open discourse, constant expression, constant argument.”
The University responded to the findings of a weeks-long Maroon investigation that suggested that protected health information could have been vulnerable to hackers.
"I understand this fall you will be voting in an election to determine whether Graduate Student employees at the University of Chicago will have the right to union representation."
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