Eric Fang, News Editor, Photo Editor, Design Associate
Eric Fang is a third-year in the College majoring in economics and public policy. He is a news and photo editor for The Maroon with an interest in local housing, campus security, and politics. In his free time, he enjoys biking, listening to music, and exploring Chicago food.
What UChicago students, community organizations from Woodlawn and Hyde Park, and the UChicago Institute of Politics got up to as our city hosted the Democratic National Convention.
Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris addresses the crowd in the United Center on the final night of the Democratic National Convention.
Bulletin CEO Rachel Bronson and University Professor Daniel Holz discussed factors they consider when setting the clock and their hopes for the future.
Classics professor Clifford Ando highlights University financial concerns and cautions against degrading Humanities and Social Sciences Divisions in cost-cutting efforts.
Crown, whose family is the namesake of several facets of the University, served as Board of Trustees chairman from 2003 to 2009 and remained a trustee until his passing at age 70.
Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul discussed the Ukraine War at the David Rubenstein Forum on March 24
Lee’s email suggests that the University will not challenge the certification of GSU-UE’s successful unionization vote, a contrast to its approach to the last successful vote in 2017.
Hone, a University alum and the City of Chicago’s most recent chief engagement officer, is focusing her campaign on collaboration within the ward, with the University, and with the police.
Goode, a former associate dean of students and a former director of the University Community Service Center, is focusing his campaign on public safety, education, economic development, and tenants’ rights.
Mayoral candidates Brandon Johnson, Ja'Mal Green, Sophia King, Kam Buckner, Roderick Sawyer, Paul Vallas, and Chuy García at a forum on early childhood education at the Logan Center on February 8, 2023.
Friends and classmates remember Anastasia Golovashkina (A.B. ’15), who passed away this summer from brain cancer, as a fierce political advocate who never lost her tenacity or personality.
Participants placed a printed road sign of a street named “Urumqi Road” in Shanghai. According to videos online, the original sign was removed after a large-scale demonstration on the street.
Former North Dakota senator Heidi Heitkamp discussed lessons from her political career, her perspective on UChicago, and her vision for the IOP as its incoming director.
This winter quarter, student-run groups The Ransom Notes and Voices in Your Head both competed in the annual International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA).
McCourt previously served as treasurer and vice president for finance at the University of Pennsylvania and as chief financial officer at Indiana University.
“It’s so devastating and frustrating how similar this situation is to the one we had four years ago, and how we only just got the charges dropped against Soji Thomas last year,” CNC organizer Kelly Hui told The Maroon.
The 37.6 percent rate of return is the University’s highest since the 1999–2000 period.
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