Obama Foundation
Federal Judge Dismisses Suit to Block Construction of Obama Center in Jackson Park
The ruling clears a hurdle, temporarily, for the slated construction of the OPC later this year.
NEWS/
June 11, 2019
Citing U.S.–China Tensions, Zimmer Affirms Commitment to International Students
University president Robert Zimmer sent an all-University e-mail on Monday, in which he emphasized UChicago’s ongoing support for international students and academics.
NEWS/
June 10, 2019
Hundreds of Protesters Picket Through Rain and Shine: Three Days of Strike
Union members, faculty, undergraduates, and supporters from beyond campus, gathered for the Monday through Wednesday strike.
NEWS/
June 3, 2019
Graduate Students Are Holding a Labor Action 10th Week—Here’s What You Can Expect
Members of Graduate Students United plan to stop work and hold a picket line beginning next Monday in an attempt to gain University recognition.
NEWS/
May 30, 2019
UChicago Expands IME to School of Molecular Engineering with $100 Million from Pritzkers
UChicago is opening the nation’s first school of molecular engineering.
NEWS/
May 28, 2019
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy Talks 2020 at IOP
In a conversation with Pritzker Fellow David Wasserman, McCarthy discussed the Republican midterm losses and his 2020 election predictions.
NEWS/
May 28, 2019
UChicago Snack Startup to "Eggspand" Retail Distribution
The Maroon spoke with Quevos co-founder Nick Hamburger to learn about the startup’s inception and promising future
NEWS/
May 23, 2019
Campus Single-User Bathrooms Undergo Change to Gender Neutral Signage
The change will not affect dorm bathroom policy.
NEWS/
May 23, 2019
Southside Labor Organizations Form UChicago Labor Council
The new coalition of labor unions in the South Side aims to address labor concerns in and around the University.
NEWS/
May 23, 2019
GSU Votes to Strike
1,134 GSU members voted to authorize industrial action, while 112 voted against, GSU organizers confirmed Monday evening.
NEWS/
May 20, 2019
Trader Joe’s to Open in Former Treasure Island Building
The grocer’s first store on the South Side will share the space with other, unannounced tenants.
NEWS/
May 13, 2019
Jeremy Lindenfeld
Champagne, a Cactus, and a Bike Named Gertrude: Graduating Students Share Their Keepsakes
The relationships between graduating students and their favorite mementos shed light on the transformative, altogether too fast experience that is college.
ARTS/
June 6, 2019
Citing U.S.–China Tensions, Zimmer Affirms Commitment to International Students
University president Robert Zimmer sent an all-University e-mail on Monday, in which he emphasized UChicago’s ongoing support for international students and academics.
NEWS/
June 10, 2019
Seven Times Over: Life Along The Way to a Ph.D.
Not everyone who comes to the University of Chicago for a degree leaves with one.
FEATURE
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June 6, 2019
Greg Ross
Admin Looks at Providing Meals to Eligible Students During Breaks
This dining-hall pilot program is part of a series of initiatives to improve student access to meals on campus or through the local Hyde Park community.
NEWS/
June 7, 2019
Graduation Issue
Graduation Issue: Senior Ads
Friends and families honor members of the graduating class with senior ads.
NEWS/
June 7, 2019
Adrian Mandeville
After Three Days of Picketing, GSU Votes to End Labor Action
Administrators have not recognized GSU as a union, which graduate students voted to form in 2017.
NEWS/
June 5, 2019
Secretaries Hagel and Albright Discuss Principled Foreign Policy in the Inaugural Hagel Lecture
The conversation marked the start of a new annual series named after Hagel, who served as the 24th Secretary of Defense in the Obama administration
NEWS/
June 7, 2019
University of Chicago Women's Ensemble
Uncommon Interview: Mollie Stone, Director of UChicago’s University Chorus and Women’s Ensemble
The Maroon sat down with Mollie Stone to discuss her role in various music programs, her love for South African music, and her plans for the future.
NEWS/
June 4, 2019
Daniel Schwen / Wikipedia Commons
Illinois Senate Passes Sweeping Abortion Rights Bill
The bill passed late Friday night with a 34–20 margin, establishing the ability to get an abortion in Illinois as a “fundamental right."
NEWS/
June 1, 2019
Graduate Students Are Holding a Labor Action 10th Week—Here’s What You Can Expect
Members of Graduate Students United plan to stop work and hold a picket line beginning next Monday in an attempt to gain University recognition.
NEWS/
May 30, 2019
UChicago Expands IME to School of Molecular Engineering with $100 Million from Pritzkers
UChicago is opening the nation’s first school of molecular engineering.
NEWS/
May 28, 2019
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy Talks 2020 at IOP
In a conversation with Pritzker Fellow David Wasserman, McCarthy discussed the Republican midterm losses and his 2020 election predictions.
NEWS/
May 28, 2019
UChicago Snack Startup to "Eggspand" Retail Distribution
The Maroon spoke with Quevos co-founder Nick Hamburger to learn about the startup’s inception and promising future
NEWS/
May 23, 2019
Campus Single-User Bathrooms Undergo Change to Gender Neutral Signage
The change will not affect dorm bathroom policy.
NEWS/
May 23, 2019
Southside Labor Organizations Form UChicago Labor Council
The new coalition of labor unions in the South Side aims to address labor concerns in and around the University.
NEWS/
May 23, 2019
GSU Votes to Strike
1,134 GSU members voted to authorize industrial action, while 112 voted against, GSU organizers confirmed Monday evening.
NEWS/
May 20, 2019
Trader Joe’s to Open in Former Treasure Island Building
The grocer’s first store on the South Side will share the space with other, unannounced tenants.
NEWS/
May 13, 2019
MARKETPLACE
NEW: The Maroon's free classifieds page for Hyde Park and its surrounding neighborhoods.
VIEWPOINTS
University Goes Corporate
Considering grad student picketing through economic lens provides legitimacy for actions of GSU.
LETTERS/
June 7, 2019
COLUMN: Stop With the Secrets
OP-ED: Lift-Off
OP-ED: Supporting GSU Is Economically Logical
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