Noah Glasgow is a fourth-year student in the College studying history. As a senior reporter, he covered student activists, followed the University’s research initiatives, and profiled David Axelrod. He now edits the Maroon‘s Arts section and occasionally opines on University finances. He has spent two summers as a reporter for the Vineyard Gazette of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts and has worked freelance for Block Club Chicago.
Conflict over the conservative publication’s editorial direction and financial independence has left the masthead bare, the money in limbo, and the website dark.
In a stop at the Salt Shed, country singer Sturgill Simpson sealed the end of his old outlaw style. But in Simpson’s own words: “Sometimes beginnings can come from an end.”
The debate in The Maroon between Clifford Ando and John Boyer illuminates how changing financial needs have transformed the College. As undergraduates, it’s time for us to wonder whether the administration’s plan is the future we want.
What festival organizer Nick Rommel calls a “64-year-old jubilee of song and dance and stories that come out of the sometimes decaying, sometimes beautifully aged woodwork of this nation” returns February 9 and 10.
The 2023–24 Slate consists of Solana Adedokun and Nikhil Jaiswal as co–editors-in-chief, Michael McClure as managing editor, Allison Ho as chief production officer, and Dylan Zhang and Astrid Weinberg as chief financial officers.
By Noah Glasgow, Deputy Arts Editor
/ December 15, 2022
UChicago’s Major Activities Board (MAB) kicked off their 2022–23 event slate with a double-billed show at the end of the fall quarter. University of Chicago student artist Jhung, whose indie-pop tracks...
By Noah Glasgow, Associate Arts Editor
/ December 13, 2022
Avery Preesman’s diptych “Echo”: On the left, lines of micro wax run with Cartesian precision across a large canvas panel, and the whole piece is painted a single flat sterling. On the right, a much...
An undergraduate student was shot and injured around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday night during an attempted armed robbery near East 65th Street and South Stony Island Avenue, according to an email sent Thursday...
A bolt of Swedish excitement struck campus Monday morning when Douglas Diamond, the Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, was...
By Noah Glasgow, Senior Reporter
/ October 4, 2022
At a rally on the quad on Tuesday, September 27, Graduate Students United (GSU) announced the beginning of a new “signing card” campaign that puts graduate student workers on track to win representation...
Microsoft’s research division has worked with University of Chicago students and scientists to establish Project Eclipse, a low-cost network of more than 100 air pollution sensors, across Chicago.
The student film society and philosophy lecture series co-hosted a screening of Asghar Farhadi’s new film A Hero and broke down the ethics that drive the film’s conflict.
The three-day conference held at UChicago, titled “Disinformation and the Erosion of Democracy,” featured former president Barack Obama alongside award-winning journalists Maria Ressa and Anne Applebaum.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra is having a terrific season; with ArtsPass tickets easily available, there’s never been a better time to relish in the joy of live music.
In a letter in the Hyde Park Herald, the Hyde Park and Kenwood Interfaith Council pledged to address the “root causes” of violence on the South Side. Representatives on the new task force spoke to The Maroon about their initiative’s goals.
Axelrod, a UChicago alum and former strategist for president Barack Obama, announced this morning his decision to step down as director of the University’s Institute of Politics.
The revival production, which runs through December 12 at Lincoln Park’s Steppenwolf Theatre, serves up commentary on race, relationships, and paranoia.
Researchers at the UC Center for Early Learning examine how socioeconomic status impacts how parents think about early child development.
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