by Al Gaspari
Julia Silverman
Wearing cardboard mouse ears and holding mousetraps, about 50 members of GSU yesterday said they had fallen into the advanced residency “trap."
by Dani Brecher
The singers and beat boxers in A Cappella Council are finally poised to take center stage. Compared to a cappella groups at universities like Yale or Brown, the U of C a cappella scene is relatively young, and it’s still forming.
by Asher Klein
The Beijing Center will serve as a jumping-off point for deeper interaction between institutions in China at a time when few universities have the resources to expand internationally, President Robert Zimmer said in an interview. A committee is looking into creating a similar center in India.
by Asher Klein
Administrators outlined preliminary steps yesterday to remedy percieved racial profiling within the UCPD and to revise Library behavior policy and protocol in how staff ask for ID
by Burke Frank
McNeill has written numerous books on global history, and helped design the Western Civilization Core sequence.
by Asher Klein
Concerns over other potential cases of racial profiling dominated proceedings.
Administrators had few specific answers to attendees' questions, citing three ongoing investigations.
by Michael Lipkin
Students have reacted strongly to the arrest, sending dozens of e-mails to various administrators and listhosts to spread awareness. According to Kim Goff-Crews, the Library Department and UCPD are conducting internal reviews of the incident, and a complaint has been filed with the UCPD over the arrest.
