Op-Ed
University senates around the country are organizing and speaking up. It’s time for University leaders to end their silence.
Op-Ed
The University must make a full-throated defense of its core values, even—and especially—in the face of an administration that would have it deny them.
Op-Ed
We ask that the University publicly confirm that it will not cooperate with immigration authorities or with requests for information about students, faculty, and staff that are not strictly required by law.
Op-Ed
In light of the Trump administration’s new executive orders, Rhodes Scholar Francesco Rahe explores trans identity at UChicago and underscores the importance of gender’s role in education.
Op-Ed
We ought to properly discuss our campus’ cesspool of fraternity culture.
Op-Ed
Violence and hate, executed in the name of protest, render Jewish students unsafe on our own campus.
Op-Ed
The University has a history of wildly optimistic budget projections. Who is the audience, who is served, and what are the harms of this practice?
Op-Ed
Harris Student Government is committed to transparency and accountability in its service to the student body.
Columns
Classroom discussions often favor personal and political takes over close reading and artistic engagement.
Columns
When professors elect to use AI, they replace teaching with efficient but harmful shortcuts.
Columns
In Chapter 720 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes, which contains the Illinois Criminal Code, the reader finds Section 12C-50 on hazing....
Columns
Initial speech cost set at two cents per word, University announced on April 1.
Columns
On the first snowy night of the season, three of my friends and I strolled to a friend’s apartment nearby to pick up some food. With three...
Editorial
Despite its institutional commitment to freedom of expression and inquiry, which relies on access to information, the University of Chicago has long operated under a shroud of secrecy relative to its peers.
Editorial
The Maroon Editorial Board endorses Better Slate Than Never for Undergraduate Student Government’s executive slate, Arsima Araya for trustee and faculty governance liaison, and Andrea Pita Mendez for vice president of advocacy.
Editorial
"Your campus is on the South Side?” We all know that expression of concern from well-meaning relatives and neighbors when we tell them where...
Editorial
The University stands out against many of its peer institutions for its storied, albeit eccentric, traditions, but now it stands out for another reason: its fall in rankings. Should UChicago continue moving forward as is or pause and reflect on the situation?
Editorial
The Maroon Editorial Board reflects on what we’ve been thankful for these last few months.
Classroom discussions often favor personal and political takes over close reading and artistic engagement.
University senates around the country are organizing and speaking up. It’s time for University leaders to end their silence.
When professors elect to use AI, they replace teaching with efficient but harmful shortcuts.
In Chapter 720 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes, which contains the Illinois Criminal Code, the reader finds Section 12C-50 on hazing....
Initial speech cost set at two cents per word, University announced on April 1.
On the first snowy night of the season, three of my friends and I strolled to a friend’s apartment nearby to pick up some food. With three...
The University must make a full-throated defense of its core values, even—and especially—in the face of an administration that would have it deny them.
We ask that the University publicly confirm that it will not cooperate with immigration authorities or with requests for information about students, faculty, and staff that are not strictly required by law.
UChicago students never clock out, so why do our libraries?
In light of the Trump administration’s new executive orders, Rhodes Scholar Francesco Rahe explores trans identity at UChicago and underscores the importance of gender’s role in education.
Despite its institutional commitment to freedom of expression and inquiry, which relies on access to information, the University of Chicago has long operated under a shroud of secrecy relative to its peers.
We ought to properly discuss our campus’ cesspool of fraternity culture.
The simple board game has become my bridge between academics and self-care.
Podcasting is an inherently flawed medium for science communication.
Violence and hate, executed in the name of protest, render Jewish students unsafe on our own campus.
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