Chicago Maroon

UChicago Facing $4.95 Million Settlement Payout Over COVID-19 Tuition Lawsuit

By Tiffany Li / March 21, 2024

If approved on April 10, the settlement would make all students enrolled any time between January 1 and the end of spring quarter of 2020 eligible for cash awards of at least $25.

CFO Ivan Samstein and Provost Katherine Baicker Talk University Finances With The Maroon

By Nikhil Jaiswal and Eric Fang / February 14, 2024

The interview came a day after a budget town hall where a plan to eliminate the budget deficit by 2028 was introduced.

IFK Director Announces Shutdown, University Fails to Confirm

By Emma Janssen / February 9, 2024

Faculty and staff at the Institute on the Formation of Knowledge are operating under the assumption that they will be shut down.

Weathering the Storm: University Presents Plans to Close Budget Deficit by 2028

By Elena Eisenstadt / February 8, 2024

In a Q&A session following the presentation, faculty and staff criticized the University for straying from its core values.

Panel Discusses the Kalven Report, Protecting Free Speech on Campus

By Anika Krishnaswamy / January 31, 2024

Experts examine the limitations and implications of the University’s official stance on political and social action in the Kalven Report.