Greg Lukianoff, president and CEO of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), makes a point while Aaron Hanlon, a Colby College English Professor, looks on.
Alex Ding rallies the crowd after coming back from delivering the protestors' demands. Provost Isaacs, whom they were attempting to speak to, was not in his office at that time.
Journalist Jorge Ramos speaks at International House on Wednesday about immigration, the responsibilities of journalists, and the upcoming presidential elections.
Commedia dell'Arte is a campus comedy group based on 16th-century Italian art form that combines improvisation, slapstick, and physical theater. They performed their winter show "Objectionable: A Courtroom Farce" last Thursday through Saturday.
Obama delivered his farewell address on January 10 in McCormick Place, to a crowd of 20,000, including some University of Chicago students who were able to obtain tickets.
Iphigenia and Other Daughters, written by Ellen McLaughlin and directed by Lexi Turner for University Theatre this fall, is a three-part retelling of the ancient Greek tragedy of the Orestes cycle.
The 70th Annual Latke-Hamantash took place on November 22nd. This humorous debate pits the Latke - a Jewish potato pancake traditionally eaten on the holiday Hanukkah -- against the hamentash -- a triangular cookie eaten on the holiday of Purim.
After the Revolution, a play written by Amy Herzog and directed by third-year Megan Philippi, depicts the story of a Marxist family thrown into conflict when an unpleasant truth about the family's much-venerated grandfather comes to light.
Extraction Day HvZ concluded with Extraction. Between 5:50 and 6:00, any remaining humans who could successfully enter a square of cones in Harper Quad surrounded by zombies officially survived the game. Humans who do not attempt Extraction are auto-killed at the end of the game. A few humans who could not make Extraction decided to...
"You do have to say, I am a zombie outlaw and also a Uchicago student—it makes this really big, really complex, really enjoyable game to watch and take part in. Everything we do is double contextualized."
On Wednesday night, Alumna Holly Kassner stood by a door in Stuart Hall, contemplating her imminent death. Kassner is something of a legend among HvZ players. She started playing HvZ in the Fall quarter of her first year. “I’d always wanted to see how long I’d survive,” she said. “And then I started playing.” She...
"The event featured a masquerade ball, a date auction, a film screening, karaoke, a kimono dressing booth, and various cosplays—a form of costume play performance art."
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