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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

Carol Cheung and Adrian Race at Jade Court in Hyde Park.

Hyde Park Cantonese Restaurant Jade Court Closing Due to Lack of Traffic and Rising Expenses

By Amy Ma / February 27, 2024
“We’re not where we need to be to make this a viable business, especially with inflation, rising labor costs, and the high cost of rent,” owner Carol Cheung said.

One Night at the 24/7 Hospital Panera Bread

By Aaryan Kumar / February 7, 2024
The best-kept secret for hungry UChicago night owls
Hyde Park Bar Hosts Chess Night, Remembers Late Bartender

Hyde Park Bar Hosts Chess Night, Remembers Late Bartender

By Derek Hsu / January 31, 2024
Two fourth-years organized a chess night that brought together students and Hyde Park community members.
A Mac Properties building in Hyde Park

Navigating the Maze: A Guide to Off-Campus Housing

By Vernon Li / January 21, 2024

Looking for the perfect off-campus spot but not sure where to begin? The Maroon has your back. From cozy co-living spaces to sprawling studio apartments, we present to you a comprehensive guide to Hyde...

Looking north from 55th Street at Hyde Park and the South Side, with the Loop in the distance.

Community Relations Council Tries to Tackle Public Safety and Displacement

By Gabriel Kraemer / November 15, 2023
Two years into its work, Council on UChicago/Community Relations co-chair Adam Green discusses progress and challenges as the commission takes a look at UChicago’s long-contentious relationship with the area.
Students at the Ratner Athletic Center.

The Best Spots to Work Out in Hyde Park

By Advaita Sood / October 27, 2023
One reporter's review of a variety of gyms in the Hyde Park area.
Photo Essay: Humans of Hyde Park

Photo Essay: Humans of Hyde Park

An introduction to eight of Hyde Park’s residents through their own words, inspired by "Humans of New York" by Brandon Stanton.
These renderings depict the view from Southeast of the Woodlawn Residential Commons.

UCAD Holds Town Hall, Demands Reparations from the University

By Tolu Akinlade / January 7, 2023
UChicago Against Displacement (UCAD) introduced its reparations campaign during a town hall event on campus attended by graduate students, College students, and members of the South Side community.
Southeast Side to Vote on Expanding Mental Health Resources for Underinsured Residents

Southeast Side to Vote on Expanding Mental Health Resources for Underinsured Residents

By Sophia Kang / October 27, 2022
Voters in Kenwood, Woodlawn, South Shore, and Hyde Park will vote on a 0.025 percent property tax increase to fund a public mental health clinic that would serve these neighborhoods.
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