Katie Akin
University Considering Building New Residence Hall South of Midway
The tentative location was announced by Derek Douglas, vice president for Civic Engagement, in a community meeting in May.
NEWS/
July 19, 2017
Bubble Tea Store Files for Permit in Campus North
Permit calls for "first-time build out on a specialty tea store with associated electrical, mechanical, and plumbing work."
NEWS/
July 13, 2017
Photos: 4th on 53rd
Hyde Parkers marched yesterday in the neighborhood's traditional parade.
NEWS/
July 5, 2017
15 Free Movies Around Chicago This July
Summer nights are made for picnics, walks in the park, and free open-air movies.
ARTS/
July 3, 2017
Steve Edwards to Leave IOP
"All of us have both the opportunity and the obligation to play an active role in civic life,” Edwards said.
NEWS/
July 3, 2017
How a Law School Professor is Helping SCOTUS Rethink Gerrymandering
Professor Stephanopoulos' research and litigation could help convince the Supreme Court that partisan gerrymandering is constitutionally limited.
NEWS/
June 24, 2017
Two Million for Arts Center
The grant is meant to draw more philanthropic support for facility, which will include a 70-seat theater.
NEWS/
June 14, 2017
Smart Museum
Welcome Blanket and Smart Museum Knit Fabric of Community
Blankets and letters will be distributed to new immigrants and refugees in December.
ARTS/
July 20, 2017
Mid-America Group
Vue53 Will Be New Housing Option
Rates for students in the recently erected building will match those throughout campus housing.
NEWS/
July 17, 2017
University Launches Center for Quantum Science Research
The project is a collaboration between the University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory, and the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
NEWS/
July 11, 2017
Variety
“4:44” kills Jay-Z, revives Shawn Carter
Forget what you expected to hear from Jay-Z; "4:44" begins the era of Shawn Carter.
ARTS/
July 12, 2017
The University of Chicago Photographic Archives
University Remembers Philip Gossett, 1941–2017, Professor Emeritus and Renowned Opera Scholar
Gossett, who passed away on June 13, inspired scholars and performers alike.
ARTS/
July 5, 2017
Michael Eugenio
Build Coffee Founders Talk Community Engagement
Both founders were graduates of the Class of 2015.
NEWS/
June 27, 2017
University of Chicago
Trauma Center Launch Date Set
After decades, the South Side will once again host an adult trauma center come May.
NEWS/
June 13, 2017
Photos: 4th on 53rd
Hyde Parkers marched yesterday in the neighborhood's traditional parade.
NEWS/
July 5, 2017
15 Free Movies Around Chicago This July
Summer nights are made for picnics, walks in the park, and free open-air movies.
ARTS/
July 3, 2017
Steve Edwards to Leave IOP
"All of us have both the opportunity and the obligation to play an active role in civic life,” Edwards said.
NEWS/
July 3, 2017
How a Law School Professor is Helping SCOTUS Rethink Gerrymandering
Professor Stephanopoulos' research and litigation could help convince the Supreme Court that partisan gerrymandering is constitutionally limited.
NEWS/
June 24, 2017
Two Million for Arts Center
The grant is meant to draw more philanthropic support for facility, which will include a 70-seat theater.
NEWS/
June 14, 2017
VIEWPOINTS
All Bark, No Bite
Modifying Title IX disciplinary procedures could force universities to comply.
OP-EDS/
June 7, 2017
OP-ED: More Than a Token
OP-ED: Chinese America: In Between
OP-ED: Something's Rotten
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