The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon
The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon
The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon
Natalie Manley

Natalie Manley, Head Arts Editor, Deputy Designer

Natalie joined The Maroon her first quarter at UChicago and thoroughly enjoys being a part of such a fun, talented and welcoming community. Outside of The Maroon, Natalie serves as the Outreach Director of UChiVotes, a dramaturg for University Theater’s Theater [24], and is a member of Women+ In Law and the Phoenix Survivors Alliance. You can usually find her in a local coffee shop, skating around Hyde Park between classes or curating playlists for her Midwave Radio show Stank Face City. Feel free to reach out to her with any questions regarding the Arts section! 

All content by Natalie Manley
A stack of issues of The Maroon.

The “Write” Way to Get Involved on Campus

By Zachary Leiter and Natalie Manley
September 19, 2023

Snarky Puppy: Made to Sing and Dance Along To, No Lyrics Required

By Natalie Manley and Samuel Cody
May 5, 2023
Snarky Puppy performs at Riviera Theatre in Chicago.

“Chaos Inside of Order”

By Natalie Manley, Head Arts Editor
April 10, 2023
"The Chicago Maroon" is UChicago’s independent student-run newspaper and oldest publication. With articles published online daily and in print every other week, "The Maroon" is the University’s one-stop shop for on-campus and local South Side news, student op-eds, long-form feature pieces, arts reviews, and sports updates.

The “Write” Way to Get Involved on Campus

By Natalie Manley, Head Arts Editor
September 23, 2022
Even if Cobb doesn’t sound like your cup of tea, it’s an unspoken campus rite of passage to wander down there at least once before you graduate.

Piping Hot Takes: A Review of UChicago’s Student Cafes (and Some Honorable Mentions)

By Natalie Manley, Head Arts Editor
September 22, 2022
The cover of Cautious Clay's first full-length album, "Deadpan Love."

Deadpan, Yet Full of Love: Cautious Clay on His Creative Process, Inspiration, and More

By Natalie Manley
March 13, 2022
Cautious Clay live in Montreal.

Good Karma and Good Friends

By Natalie Manley and Samuel Cody
March 2, 2022
Fred Hampton Jr. and his mother Akua Njeri at the Black Panther 55th Anniversary Celebration outside of the Hampton House in Maywood, IL.

Black Panther Party Cubs Announce Plans To Register Fred Hampton’s Childhood Home For Historic Landmark Status

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
October 26, 2021
Xander Hastings, "Survivor" contestant and UChicago third year, aims to be a strong contestant on the show.

UChicago Takes Reality TV…Part II?!?

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
September 22, 2021
We recommend Harper Café's mochas and muffins

Caffeine Around UChicago: For When Dining Hall Coffee Just Isn’t Enough

By Isabella Cisneros and Natalie Manley
September 13, 2021

The “Write” Way to Get Involved on Campus

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
September 13, 2021
Graduating third year Devin Haas, reflecting on his journey writing "It's Curtains."

Soundcloud Rappers, Serial Killers, and Song

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
June 2, 2021
Brett Katz (@annumreport) amassed a huge following on TikTok for his retrospective view on the news from a year ago.

TikTok Famous… Twice: How UChicago’s Brett Katz Found his Internet Fame

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
May 22, 2021
The Ransom Notes in a Zoom rehearsal wearing miscellaneous hats.

“Better Now” Than Ever Before: UChicago’s Ransom Notes and Their Journey to the 2021 ICCA Finals

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
May 16, 2021
Nari Ok, photographed here by Kayla Luu, as part of MODA's Winter 2021 Magazine.

MODA Makes Moves: After a Major Reimagining of their Magazine, MODA Continues to Uphold its Commitment to Creativity, Accessibility, and Diversity

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
April 7, 2021
The Smart Museum featured the works of American artist, activist, and former UChicago student Erika Rothenberg in a recent web retrospective.

Politics and Pleasantries: A Smart Museum Discussion of Erika Rothenberg’s Satirical Greet-ing Cards

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
April 1, 2021
"And I love to talk about myself, so that’s super easy."

Meet Reese Klemm: The Newest Addition to UChicago’s Youtube Community

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
February 24, 2021
From left to right: Sha Frasier and Daniela Brigatti.

“Firebird” Spreads Its Wings: Daniela Brigatti and Sha Frasier on UChicago’s Up-and-Coming Music Magazine

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
February 8, 2021
Georgianna James poses for MODA Magazine's newly released and notably reimagined online edition.

MODA Reimagined: How UChicago’s Premier Fashion Magazine Is Reinventing Itself in the Online World

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
January 11, 2021
"I think we are at risk of the First Amendment and free speech losing their moorings in society and culture."

Free Speech Advocate Suzanne Nossel Speaks at the Chicago Law School

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
December 3, 2020
On October 21, President Zimmer spoke about the Chicago Principles at the Washington Post's webinar “Free to State: The New Free Speech,” hosted by "Opinions at Large" Editor Michael Duffy.

President Zimmer Speaks in Washington Post Webinar on the Future of Free Expression in America

By Natalie Manley, Contributor
October 26, 2020
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