Oliver Buntin is a fourth-year in the College from Washington, D.C. Oliver’s passion for journalism was first ignited when he heard that there would be free food at the Maroon’s informational session. Since then, he’s gone on to become a news editor.
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.
The project will restore public access to the museum’s lagoon-facing side for the first time since 1893, but architectural critics have raised concerns about its impact on the northern facade.
The proposal would compel universities to pay to recommend international students for the Optional Practical Training (OPT) temporary work authorization.
ShinyHunters, a criminal hacking group, claimed to have stolen sensitive UChicago account data in a message that briefly appeared on UChicago’s Canvas page Thursday.
Nevin Hall, the vice president of student organizations and chair of the Elections & Rules Committee, as well as three other elections committee members were impeached on May 7 after they allegedly attempted to change USG bylaws to consolidate power, denied RSO funding based on personal biases, and planned to invalidate the results of the spring 2025 USG elections.
The Undergraduate Student Government elections will be held from April 21 to 25. The Maroon interviewed candidates running for executive slate positions.
Philip Venticinque, who began his tenure as dean of students in the College in February 2024, spoke with the Maroon about his efforts to bolster academic advising and improve student outreach.
Gal Cohen-Solal, whose kibbutz was attacked by Hamas on October 7, discussed his experiences during a February 24 event hosted by UChicago Maroons for Israel, CAMERA on Campus, and Faces of October Seventh.
The former Secretary of Transportation was joined by Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb to discuss the Democratic Party’s path forward in a conversation moderated by David Axelrod.
In an interview with the Maroon, Ginsburg talked about free speech, the recent $100 million donation to the Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression, and recent campus protests.
The student, who has not been identified publicly, was placed on involuntary leave and removed from University housing on October 21, according to his lawyer.
A fourth-year was arrested by the Chicago Police Department at the October 11 pro-Palestine protest and charged with Class 2 Aggravated Battery to a Peace Officer.
Yinam Cohem, consul general of Israel to the Midwest, spoke on October 8 to the invite-only “Democracy in Israel” gathering about the Israeli political system, the Israel-Hamas war, and the connections between American and Israeli Jews.
The group of over 100 alumni, led by UChicago for Climate Action, called on the University to join other schools in eliminating fossil fuels from their endowment.
In an IOP event moderated by journalist Sabrina Siddiqui, Pritzker fielded questions on past record and possible presidential bid.
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