Transportation isn’t just a matter of logistics when it comes to college campuses. The ability to get from one place to another is directly...
Clifford Ando addresses recent financial communications from the University, analyzing institutional priorities, spending choices, and faculty composition.
Recent reorganization plans in the humanities and social sciences suggest certain fields risk joining the ranks of endangered species.
Who will defend the humanities? This summer, we witnessed a dramatic challenge for the humanities and arts at the University of Chicago. This...
The restructuring of the Arts & Humanities Division raises great concern about University priorities and requires further discussion.
The Department of Computer Science and Data Science Institute hold indispensable roles at the University, enriching the broader intellectual environment while offering meaningful benefits to both students and faculty.
The University celebrates the success of area studies alumni, all the while erasing the programs that made those careers possible.
In light of the planned reorganization of the University's Division of the Arts & Humanities, undergraduates present an open letter to garner support for the departments of area studies.
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.
As the new quarter approaches and students select classes, the Maroon Editorial Board asks how beneficial our Core classes are to the UChicago experience.
The renaming of the Oriental Institute to the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures is a welcome change, but it can’t eradicate the former name’s pejorative, misleading connotations.
A hotel development linked to Obama risks pushing out the very residents his center claims to uplift.
Who will defend the humanities? This summer, we witnessed a dramatic challenge for the humanities and arts at the University of Chicago. This...
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.
Undergraduate examines UChicago’s caffeine culture.
As the virtual world becomes increasingly convenient and appealing to our social needs, real-world interactions are rapidly degenerating in their ability to compete.
Viewpoints’ engagement with ideas that higher-ups on the Maroon may find ideologically inconvenient—particularly criticism of the paper itself—is crucial to our integrity.
Transportation isn’t just a matter of logistics when it comes to college campuses. The ability to get from one place to another is directly...
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.”
Clifford Ando addresses recent financial communications from the University, analyzing institutional priorities, spending choices, and faculty composition.
Recent reorganization plans in the humanities and social sciences suggest certain fields risk joining the ranks of endangered species.
Who will defend the humanities? This summer, we witnessed a dramatic challenge for the humanities and arts at the University of Chicago. This...
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.
The restructuring of the Arts & Humanities Division raises great concern about University priorities and requires further discussion.
The Department of Computer Science and Data Science Institute hold indispensable roles at the University, enriching the broader intellectual environment while offering meaningful benefits to both students and faculty.
The University celebrates the success of area studies alumni, all the while erasing the programs that made those careers possible.
In light of the planned reorganization of the University's Division of the Arts & Humanities, undergraduates present an open letter to garner support for the departments of area studies.
As the reorganization of the University’s Division of the Arts & Humanities commences, Clifford Ando warns that the fate of the humanities is up for grabs.
PhoenixAI joins the trend of unwanted AI integration.
Following his removal from Student Government, Nevin Hall breaks his silence to clarify the motivations behind his actions, defend the principles that guided his decisions, and emphasize a need for reform.
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