Giovanna DeCastro
Early Applications for the 2018-2019 Cycle Rise by More Than 10 Percent
University spokesperson Marielle Sainvilus confirmed that the College received around 15,000 early-admission applications for the Class of 2023 during its first early round.
NEWS/
January 16, 2019
UChicago Alum Who Flipped House Seat Talks Public Service
Andy Kim, sworn in last week, said his community work in Chicago propelled him into public service.
NEWS/
January 9, 2019
Two People Shot Near 51st Street and Drexel Avenue
Two people were shot on Thursday near 51st Street and South Drexel Avenue.
NEWS/
January 10, 2019
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Institute of Politics
Paul Vallas, Mayoral Candidate and Former CPS CEO, Talks 'Wrecked' City Finances at IOP
Vallas’s talk was the first visit by a 2019 mayoral candidate as part of the IOP’s Chicago Elections Project.
NEWS/
January 17, 2019
Aiyah Josiah-Faeduwor
Visiting Scholar from MIT On Community Inroads and Alienation at the University of Chicago
Visiting scholar Aiyah Josiah-Faeduwor works to examine and facilitate dialogue between the University, the Obama Presidential Center, and Chicago’s South Side communities.
NEWS/
January 16, 2019
Classics Prof Michael Allen Talks Virgil, Fashion, and the 'Magic of Crackling Manuscripts'
A paleographer by trade, Allen's work involves deciphering handwritten historical manuscripts.
NEWS/
January 16, 2019
Obama Foundation to Start the Asia Pacific Leaders Program in 2019
The program aims to train young leaders in the region so they can address issues like climate change, human rights and good governance.
NEWS/
January 16, 2019
EPIC News
EPIC Announces New Partnership with Chinese University
The partnership will investigate energy and environmental policy in China.
NEWS/
January 16, 2019
UChicago Law Grad Represents Suits Against Harvard, NYU Law Reviews Alleging Bias Against White Men
The lead attorney, Jonathan Mitchell, said that the lawsuits against Harvard and NYU law reviews are “just the start."
NEWS/
January 14, 2019
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VIEWPOINTS
The Cost of Creativity
Art students face more financial obstacles than most undergrads, but the University does little to help.
COLUMNS/
January 17, 2019
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COLUMN: Government Shutdown Hurts College Campuses
COLUMN: Appointment Process Undermines Democracy
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