Pipe bursts and sprinkler issues during polar vortex flooded campus buildings; faculty call for University to investigate firing of Lab Schools teacher; crosswords now online
Armed robbers target Canada Goose jackets in Hyde Park; Nondorf reports surge in early applications; columnist calls on school to help art students pay for materials
By Pete Grieve, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19)
/ November 26, 2018
Mortara, lead trial counsel in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, likened Harvard’s bias against Asian American students to an imaginary taser that kills Black people.
A recap of the biggest news items from last year, including the invitation of Steve Bannon, the introduction of a business economics track, and graduate student unionization.
CPS e-mails obtained through a records request show how officials responded to a seemingly untrue allegation that Hyde Park Academy High School will be closed.
By Pete Grieve, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19)
/ April 5, 2018
The mother of the student shot by a UCPD officer, Kathleen Thomas, said she believes her son was having a psychiatric episode at the time, although to her knowledge he has no history of mental health issues.
By Pete Grieve, Editor-in-Chief (’18–’19)
/ February 12, 2018
The Law School said LSA cannot defund or deactivate a student group for the “content” of its speech, based on the University's freedom of expression principles.
University involved in key Obama-backed nonprofit; New food options for Hyde Park; Ta-Nehisi Coates’s book talk
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