Jackson Park Included on List of Endangered Structures

By Olivia Rosenzweig / March 2, 2017

Groups says park is threatened by the construction of the Obama library, a newly renovated golf course, and restoration plans from Project 120.

Zimmer Tells WSJ It Would be “Fine” for Richard Spencer to Speak If Invited

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 21, 2017

"Faculty and students invite all sorts of people, and we don’t restrict who they invite.”

Bomb Threat Targets Hyde Park Jewish Community Center

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 20, 2017

JCC Hyde Park threatened along with 10 other JCCs in the fourth wave of bomb threats targeting Jewish establishments since January.

University Raised $443.3 million in 2016

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 8, 2017

The University of Chicago ranked 14th in amount raised among US colleges and universities.

Calvert House Holds Meeting on Future of Catholic Life on Campus

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 2, 2017

Calvert House held a town hall meeting Monday night to discuss the center’s incoming director and ideas for the future of Catholic life on campus.

MSA Hosts Vigil for Victims of the Quebec City Mosque Massacre

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 2, 2017

About 100 students met on the quad Wednesday at an event hosted by Muslim Students Association.

South African-Portuguese Chicken Restaurant Nandos PERi PERi to Open in Hyde Park

By Olivia Rosenzweig / January 6, 2017

The restaurant will donate January 14 sales to Kenwood Academy.

Booth Falls in Businessweek Rankings

By Olivia Rosenzweig / November 21, 2016

Booth fell two places, from second to fourth.

Former Top Admin Takes Position at Prestigious Dallas All-Girls’ School

By Olivia Rosenzweig / November 15, 2016

Karen Warren-Coleman served as the University's vice president for campus life and student services.

Trump Win Shocks U of C Students; His Scattering of Supporters on Campus Celebrates

By Evangeline Reid, Adam Thorp, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19), Jamie Ehrlich, Olivia Rosenzweig, Hillel Steinmetz, Alex Ward, Katie Akin, Pete Grieve, and Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19) / November 10, 2016

We asked students for Trump, Clinton interns, and the student president about Trump's victory.

Target to Open Hyde Park Location Sunday

By Olivia Rosenzweig / November 1, 2016

Bite-sized stores aimed at college shoppers.

University of Chicago 13th in World University Ranking

By Olivia Rosenzweig / October 27, 2016

This year, Chicago fell directly behind Princeton University, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Washington.

Campaign for Equitable Policing Merges With Activist Network

By Olivia Rosenzweig / October 6, 2016

CEP has teamed up with UChicago Student Action and Graduate Students United.

Revived Disorientation Week Provides Alternatives to “Curated” O–Week Experience

By Olivia Rosenzweig / September 29, 2016

Two hundred-page O-Book alternative showcases student takes on campus issues.

Library Cuts Hours

By Olivia Rosenzweig / September 29, 2016

All-night study at the Reg will start an hour earlier to compensate.

Students Develop Text Support Network

By Olivia Rosenzweig / May 17, 2016

“We are matching compassionate individuals with texters who may be having a bad day and just want to talk to someone.”

New York Times Columnist Asks “Who Created Trump”

By Olivia Rosenzweig / May 5, 2016

“When it came to the titular question, “Who created Trump?,” Bruni simply quipped: “His parents.”

Missing Person: Man Frequented Crerar, Hyde Park Coffee Shops

By Olivia Rosenzweig / April 29, 2016

Ambrose Monye was last seen on April 21, walking towards Crerar Library.

Gunman Opens Fire on Vehicle at 52nd and Lake Park

By Olivia Rosenzweig / April 15, 2016

Six gunshots were reported by bystanders.

Pared Down Contingent of O-Leaders Will Receive Stipends

By Olivia Rosenzweig / April 8, 2016

Among other changes, College Housing will handle hiring of House O-Aides.

12 and 15 Year Old Suspects in Robberies Last Weekend Arrested

By Olivia Rosenzweig / April 8, 2016

Four robberies possibly connected, police say.

Ex Libris Changes Meant to Provide More Seating, Outlets

By Olivia Rosenzweig / April 1, 2016

The Ex Libris Café in the Regenstein Library was renovated over spring break, with new table and seating arrangements added to the space. Brian Barker, the general manager of the café, confirmed the changes, which include high-top tables with additional outlets, in an e-mail to The Maroon. Barker explained that this redesign was, for the...

Michael Hayes Hired as New Assistant Vice President for Student Life

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 16, 2016

“AVP for Student Life serves a critical senior leadership role in Campus and Student Life.”

University Mourns John Fennessy, Groundbreaking Radiologist

By Olivia Rosenzweig / February 5, 2016

"He would happily spend many hours with students and residents reviewing cases and teaching them about chest radiology."

Northwestern University Faculty Call for Overhaul of the Quarter System

By Olivia Rosenzweig / January 26, 2016

Proposed changes to their quarter system reflect concerns at UChicago.

Source of Campus Threat Must Disclose Charge to Schools

By Olivia Rosenzweig / January 8, 2016

Jabari Dean, 21, was arrested on November 30, and must report his charge to any future schools that he applies to.

Uncommon Interview: Fountain Walker, new UCPD Chief of Police

By Olivia Rosenzweig / November 24, 2015

“What I want to see is partnership where we are focusing on an opportunity and working with the student body and faculty and staff to make it happen.”

University Center for Global Health hosts Global Health Week

By Olivia Rosenzweig / November 13, 2015

Events were focused on human health, the global environment, and the connection between the two.

New online portal archives Chicago’s history and culture

By Olivia Rosenzweig / November 5, 2015

Explore Chicago Collections launched on October 22nd, partnering with the University and 21 other institutions.

Robert De Niro’s Intern isn’t just an 18-year-old coffee-boy

By Olivia Rosenzweig / October 19, 2015

"Most of it is centered around the “hilarity” of a 70-year-old being able to still have a relationship with a woman or the various hijinks the interns get into while trying to help Ostin."

University takes part in celebration of Chicago architecture

By Olivia Rosenzweig / October 12, 2015

The Chicago biennial will feature various architectural works in Hyde Park, including buildings on the University campus.