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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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

Chicago Maroon
Neive Rodriguez

Neive Rodriguez, Senior News Reporter

Neive Rodriguez is a second-year in the College from Lincoln, Nebraska. Studying in anthropology and global studies, she enjoys exploring how Hyde Park happenings coincide with broader social issues. Outside of The Maroon, she is fond of listening to classical music, obsessing over vintage clothing, and seeking local cats to pet.

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The admissions office housed in Rosenwald Hall.

University to pay $13.5 Million in Antitrust Settlement Over Financial Aid

By Neive Rodriguez
April 24, 2024
The University of Chicago and its medical center.

UChicago Scientists Recognized by White House for Open Science Efforts

By Neive Rodriguez
March 23, 2024
This Isn’t Normal: An Odyssey Scholar on Wealth at UChicago

This Isn’t Normal: An Odyssey Scholar on Wealth at UChicago

By Neive Rodriguez
January 31, 2024
Undergraduate and graduate delegates at COP28.

Nineteen UChicago Students Form University’s Delegation to COP28

By Neive Rodriguez
January 15, 2024
Former Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo.

Sixth Annual Pearson Global Forum Addresses Economic Disparity and Global Conflict

By Neive Rodriguez
November 14, 2023
A UCPD officer shines his flashlight next to a UCPD squad car.

UCPD Apprehends Grey Kia and Suspect Involved in String of Robberies

By Neive Rodriguez
October 27, 2023
Main Quad.

Campus Jewish Organizations Host Vigil on Quad in Support of Israel

By Neive Rodriguez
October 16, 2023
An image of UChicago campus from the Reg

University Investments Not in Accordance with UN Guiding Principles of Human Rights, Amnesty International Report Finds

By Neive Rodriguez
May 28, 2023
Outside UC Medical Center

Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against UC Med for Failure to Disclose Visitation Fees

By Neive Rodriguez
May 15, 2023
Joalda Morancy (A.B. ’22) published Aliens, their first book, on October 18. Aliens is on display in Rosenwald.

Joalda Morancy (A.B. ’22) Talks Recently Published Science-Fiction Children’s Book

By Neive Rodriguez
April 11, 2023
The Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures viewed from the northeast

Oriental Institute Renamed Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures

By Neive Rodriguez
April 4, 2023
Maroon Voter Guide: 2023 Chicago Municipal Elections: Fourth Ward Alderman

Who’s Running for Fourth Ward Alderman?

By Neive Rodriguez
February 22, 2023
Levi Hall

University Announces Minimum Ph.D. Stipend Increase Amid Unionization Push

By Neive Rodriguez
January 22, 2023
GSU members picket, October 2017.

Provost Lee Reiterates University’s Anti-GSU Position in Email

By Neive Rodriguez
January 10, 2023
The Institute of Politics building.

Panelists Discuss Women’s Rights, Regime Change at IOP Event on Iran

By Neive Rodriguez
October 27, 2022
Levi Hall

Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss Financial Aid Collusion Lawsuit Against UChicago and Others

By Neive Rodriguez
October 26, 2022
Harris School Students Study the Impact of Urban Flooding on Vulnerable Chicago Neighborhoods

Harris School Students Study the Impact of Urban Flooding on Vulnerable Chicago Neighborhoods

By Neive Rodriguez
May 26, 2022
Hugo Sonnenschein speaking at the University's 523rd Convocation on June 13, 2015.

University Officials Reflect on Late President Sonnenschein’s Legacy of Reform at Memorial Service

By Neive Rodriguez
May 15, 2022
Levi Hall

University Cuts Funding for Competitive Prize Lectureships by More Than Half

By Neive Rodriguez
April 30, 2022
To&Through Project Aims to End Legacy Admissions and Boost Admissions Prospects for Students of Color

To&Through Project Aims to End Legacy Admissions and Boost Admissions Prospects for Students of Color

By Neive Rodriguez
March 8, 2022
Students walking in the Quad.

UChicago Forward Update Announces Easing of Campus Masking Requirements

By Neive Rodriguez
February 26, 2022
The old University of Chicago's Douglas Hall.

Regenstein Library Features Nikkei South Side Exhibit

By Neive Rodriguez
February 22, 2022
The Keller Center, which houses the Harris School of Public Policy.

Jelani Cobb Analyzes Past, Present, and Future of Civil Rights at Harris School Event

By Neive Rodriguez
February 22, 2022
The City of Chicago joined Lake Michigan surfers suing US Steel for alleged violations of pollution laws. The University's environmental law clinic helped with the suit.

Chicago’s Climate Future

By Neive Rodriguez
February 10, 2022
Looking north from 55th Street at Hyde Park and the South Side, with the Loop in the distance.

Hyde Park Refugee Project Hires UChicago Students to Help Ease the Arrival of Refugee Families

By Neive Rodriguez
January 11, 2022
Physics Professor Yau Wah Named American Physical Society Fellow

Physics Professor Yau Wah Named American Physical Society Fellow

By Neive Rodriguez
December 1, 2021
Students, Faculty and Staff Can Now Access The New York Times and Other Newspapers Free of Charge

Students, Faculty and Staff Can Now Access The New York Times and Other Newspapers Free of Charge

By Neive Rodriguez
October 25, 2021
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