Alexandra Nisenoff
Stony Island to Close After 2019—2020
The closure coincides with the opening of a new mega-dorm on East 61st Street and South University Avenue.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Amara Enyia to Host Voter Registration Drive on Campus, Chance the Rapper Might Join
The rally will be on Tuesday 1:30 p.m. in front of Cobb Hall.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Muse is Trapped in a Simulation of Mediocrity in Latest Album
Muse’s "Simulation Theory" fails to get past the band’s characteristic failings.
ARTS/
November 12, 2018
Photo Essay: South Side Pie Challenge 2018
Hyde Park comes out to enjoy the fruits of its creative pie-making community at the South Side Pie Challenge.
ARTS/
November 8, 2018
U of C Law School Lecturer Represents Plaintiffs in Harvard Affirmative Action Lawsuit
Mortara says he’s seen an outpouring of support from Asian-American students.
NEWS/
November 8, 2018
Barack and Michelle Obama Will Return to Hyde Park for Publicity Events
Former president Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama will both visit Hyde Park for events.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Former University Employee Designs Alcoholism Board Game
With "Choice and Consequence," players experience a journey through addiction.
NEWS/
November 5, 2018
Polling Place in Hyde Park Runs Out of Ballots, Voters Wait for Hours
A polling place at 5550 South Shore Drive ran out of ballots, causing long delays to vote.
NEWS/
November 7, 2018
Lyric Opera Delivers a Thrilling, Modern "Siegfried"
This fall, a re-imagined Wagner comes to Chicago.
ARTS/
November 8, 2018
UChicago Leads Country in Voter Registration, Ahead of Harvard by More Than 30 Percentage Points
The IOP is running an early voting location on campus for the first time to increase voter turnout.
NEWS/
November 2, 2018
Students Beaten, Cars Burned in Teen Attack on Halloween
A large group of teenagers gathered in Hyde Park on Halloween night, destroying cars and allegedly assaulting at least two University of Chicago students.
NEWS/
November 1, 2018
Teens Attack UChicago Students Next to Dorm, Hospitalizing One
Witnesses said the injured student was badly bloodied by multiple teens.
NEWS/
October 31, 2018
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11:34 p.m.
Former CIA Operative Discusses Russian Political Unrest at Active Measures Screening
Active Measures chronicles a number of scandals surrounding President Trump’s relationship with Russia, and documents political unrest in Eastern Europe.
NEWS/
November 1, 2018
At Student Group's Urging, Biological Sciences Division Drops GRE Requirement
Data from the Biological Sciences Division provides a lens on changing priorities in graduate school admissions.
NEWS/
November 16, 2018
Seoul Taco / Facebook
Seoul Taco, Korean-Mexican Fast-Casual Chain, Coming to 57th
The 57th-street space has struggled to find a long-term tenant, with multiple restaurants shuttering after just months in the building.
NEWS/
November 15, 2018
GSU Supporters Walk Out On Committee on Graduate Education Town Hall
"We weren’t getting anywhere, we felt like we should go spend our time on our other work,” a GSU spokesperson told The Maroon.
NEWS/
November 14, 2018
UChicago Medicine Study Reveals Regional Discrepancies in Drug Prescriptions
The study found that doctors in wealthier, urban, and southeastern areas preferred more expensive drugs to cheaper, equally effective options.
FEATURE
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November 15, 2018
Adrian Mandeville
Enyia to Give 25 UChicago Students Free Entry to Chance the Rapper Fundraiser Event
Amara Enyia made the announcement at a rally that students expected Chance to attend.
NEWS/
November 13, 2018
The University of Chicago
Boyer Says College Aims to Reach 7,000 Students
Boyer also told a meeting of students that he ardently supports switching to a semester system.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Greer Baxter
Grammy-Winning Third-Year Releases Music Video In Partnership With UNICEF
UNICEF published the music video for the song as part of its campaigns for displaced and migrant children.
NEWS/
November 13, 2018
NWO Physics
Quantum Tech Leaders Come Together at Chicago Quantum Summit
Public and private sector leaders convened this weekend to speak about the future of quantum engineering.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Crown Publishing
Barack and Michelle Obama Will Return to Hyde Park for Publicity Events
Former president Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama will both visit Hyde Park for events.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Photo Essay: South Side Pie Challenge 2018
Hyde Park comes out to enjoy the fruits of its creative pie-making community at the South Side Pie Challenge.
ARTS/
November 8, 2018
U of C Law School Lecturer Represents Plaintiffs in Harvard Affirmative Action Lawsuit
Mortara says he’s seen an outpouring of support from Asian-American students.
NEWS/
November 8, 2018
Barack and Michelle Obama Will Return to Hyde Park for Publicity Events
Former president Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama will both visit Hyde Park for events.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
Former University Employee Designs Alcoholism Board Game
With "Choice and Consequence," players experience a journey through addiction.
NEWS/
November 5, 2018
Polling Place in Hyde Park Runs Out of Ballots, Voters Wait for Hours
A polling place at 5550 South Shore Drive ran out of ballots, causing long delays to vote.
NEWS/
November 7, 2018
Lyric Opera Delivers a Thrilling, Modern "Siegfried"
This fall, a re-imagined Wagner comes to Chicago.
ARTS/
November 8, 2018
UChicago Leads Country in Voter Registration, Ahead of Harvard by More Than 30 Percentage Points
The IOP is running an early voting location on campus for the first time to increase voter turnout.
NEWS/
November 2, 2018
Students Beaten, Cars Burned in Teen Attack on Halloween
A large group of teenagers gathered in Hyde Park on Halloween night, destroying cars and allegedly assaulting at least two University of Chicago students.
NEWS/
November 1, 2018
Teens Attack UChicago Students Next to Dorm, Hospitalizing One
Witnesses said the injured student was badly bloodied by multiple teens.
NEWS/
October 31, 2018
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11:34 p.m.
Former CIA Operative Discusses Russian Political Unrest at Active Measures Screening
Active Measures chronicles a number of scandals surrounding President Trump’s relationship with Russia, and documents political unrest in Eastern Europe.
NEWS/
November 1, 2018
MARKETPLACE
NEW: The Maroon's free classifieds page for Hyde Park and its surrounding neighborhoods.
VIEWPOINTS
Looking for a Better Way to Prevent Sexual Assault
UChicago’s current sexual assault prevention course is unspecific and unhelpful.
EDITORIALS/
November 15, 2018
COLUMN: What My American Friends Don’t Know About Me
COLUMN: The Problem With Participation Points
OP-ED: The University's Complicity in the War in Yemen
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