Since returning to the University of Chicago for my third year at the college and, consequently, my first year living off-campus, I have been...
Earlier in the quarter, I attended a performance of The Lion King along with a cohort of students from my dorm. The musical was enthralling,...
Failure to integrate AI into University life leaves students ill-prepared.
UChicago is financing its latest endeavors as it did in 2006, resulting in diminished University ambition across multiple areas of historic eminence.
The new writing class works in theory, and that’s the problem.
The University’s budget cuts to the Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture will end the educational initiative by the end of the quarter.
John Kirby will one day be prosecuted for abetting war crimes. For now, he’s the new director of UChicago’s Institute of Politics.
Undergraduate Student Government President Elijah Jenkins and Executive Vice President Alex Fuentes speak out against Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in Hyde Park.
The University must expand its protections for students and clearly articulate its position in the face of a heightened federal immigration enforcement presence.
Here’s what’s keeping us warm this Thanksgiving.
The University must take concrete steps to protect its community from unjust federal actions.
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.
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.
"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...
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?
The Maroon Editorial Board reflects on what we’ve been thankful for these last few months.
Since returning to the University of Chicago for my third year at the college and, consequently, my first year living off-campus, I have been...
An Arkansans’ journey through powerful institutions, the Navy and the University of Chicago.
ICE’s policing tactics pose a deep threat to the notion that power is supposed to answer to the people.
A hotel development linked to Obama risks pushing out the very residents his center claims to uplift.
AAUP, Faculty Forward, and the GSU swear to fight for the humanities in the face of continuing attacks
In the face of indiscriminate threats against all facets of higher education, double majoring is your best bet.
Camille Cypher shows how academic writing still matters despite growing incentives to use AI.
PhoenixAI joins the trend of unwanted AI integration.
Since returning to the University of Chicago for my third year at the college and, consequently, my first year living off-campus, I have been...
Earlier in the quarter, I attended a performance of The Lion King along with a cohort of students from my dorm. The musical was enthralling,...
Failure to integrate AI into University life leaves students ill-prepared.
UChicago is financing its latest endeavors as it did in 2006, resulting in diminished University ambition across multiple areas of historic eminence.
The University must expand its protections for students and clearly articulate its position in the face of a heightened federal immigration enforcement presence.
Here’s what’s keeping us warm this Thanksgiving.
An Arkansans’ journey through powerful institutions, the Navy and the University of Chicago.
ICE’s policing tactics pose a deep threat to the notion that power is supposed to answer to the people.
The new writing class works in theory, and that’s the problem.
The University’s budget cuts to the Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture will end the educational initiative by the end of the quarter.
John Kirby will one day be prosecuted for abetting war crimes. For now, he’s the new director of UChicago’s Institute of Politics.
Undergraduate Student Government President Elijah Jenkins and Executive Vice President Alex Fuentes speak out against Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in Hyde Park.
Improving UChicago’s transportation offers the University a chance to be a pioneer of campus transit.
A hotel development linked to Obama risks pushing out the very residents his center claims to uplift.
Head Arts Editor Shawn Quek responds to the column “Cancel Caffeine Culture.”
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