Olin Ciaccio Nafziger is a second-year in the College studying Environment, Geography, and Urbanization and Romance Languages and Literatures. Somewhat a Chicago native, you might find him wandering about the South Side foraging for seasonal produce or taking photos of insects for his iNaturalist page. His journalistic inspirations for various reasons include, but are not limited to, BobbyBroccoli, James May, Annie Dillard, Anthony Bourdain, and Gordon Parks.
Mitchell (A.B. ’08), UChicago’s former vice president for civic engagement, will serve alongside Governor J. B. Pritzker, who will begin his third term in office.
Alpha Delt’s national organization said that Shim was suspended when the fraternity learned of the allegations against him, but declined to specify how soon after the reported assault occurred.
The 1958 act, which bans the trading of futures contracts on onions as well as box office sales, is one of the few regulations restricting what users on Kalshi are allowed to bet on.
A civil lawsuit filed Monday alleged that the Alpha Delta Phi national organization and its UChicago chapter failed to take precautions despite multiple reported sexual assaults by members at the house.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson drew boos from the crowd when he stopped short of publicly opposing the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park project at an August 15 town hall.
Calvert, an executive at the crypto firm Coinbase, spoke to the Maroon about the Clarity Act, a proposed federal law aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
Alison LaCroix, the Robert Newton Reid Professor of Law, delivered the 2026 Convocation address, citing Abraham Lincoln as an example of how to act in the face of an uncertain democracy.
Korean and East Asian cultural RSOs came together at the Logan Center to celebrate Korean music, dance and martial arts at the Korean Students Organization’s (KSO) Culture Show.
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The gift supports the first step of the University’s historic building modernization plan, according to a March 23 email from President Paul Alivisatos. Features added during the project will be named the David M. Rubenstein Commons, but the building will keep its name.
From left: Gabriel Kraemer, Celeste Alcalay, Anika Krishnaswamy, and Nathaniel Rodwell-Simon were elected to run the Maroon in 2026–27.
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