Alexandra Nisenoff
UC Medical Center Nurses Overwhelmingly Vote to Strike for Second Time in Two Months
During the nurse's strike in September, the hospital bypassed all ambulances, closed units, and transferred patients to nearby hospitals.
NEWS/
November 14, 2019
Chicago Police Investigate Reported Sexual Assault in Delta Upsilon House
An e-mail sent to students Sunday by the University’s Dean of Students and Title IX Coordinator said that a student had reported being sexually assaulted at a party.
NEWS/
November 5, 2019
SG Urges Admin to Reconsider Stricter Dean’s List Cutoff
The passed resolution also argues that the lack of transparency for qualifying GPA requirements will foster competitiveness and stress among the student body.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Survivor of America's Longest Solitary Stint Calls It 'Brutal Nonphysical Torture'
“An individual can cause chaos,” Woodfox said, “a mass movement can cause change.”
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
Fundraising for Kashmir
The South Asian Students Association's recent mehndi night aimed to fundraise for Kashmiris and promote campus dialogue about the humanitarian crisis.
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
Yerkes’s Brighter Future: University Enters Agreement to Give Over Observatory to Local Foundation
The Yerkes Future Foundation plans on restoring the observatory’s buildings and telescopes, reopening the observatory to visitors, and setting up educational programs.
NEWS/
November 6, 2019
NCAA Announces Athletes Can Benefit From Name, Image, and Likeness; Maroons React
“No one knows how this story is going to end,” economics senior lecturer Allen R. Sanderson said.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Photo Essay: Halloween 2019
On Halloween this year, people from all over the Hyde Park neighborhood came not only to go Trick-Or-Treating, but also to see the crazy decorations lining the houses of Harper Street.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Gone but Not Pho-gotten: Vietnamese Restaurant Rebrands as “Pan-Asian” Restaurant
Pho 55 remodeled into Southside Ken at the end of October.
NEWS/
November 10, 2019
It’s Raining Ra-men: Strings Ramen to Open on 53rd Street
The Chicagoland Ramen Chain is expected to open in around a month and a half, according to the owner.
NEWS/
November 5, 2019
South Shore Will Kick “Food Desert” Status with Upcoming Opening of Shop & Save
The new grocery is the first one to open in the neighborhood in nearly six years.
NEWS/
November 5, 2019
Pres. Obama Criticizes Call-Out Culture, Talks Vision for OPC at Foundation Summit
The summit’s theme, "Places Reveal Our Purpose," opened the discussion about the Obamas’ now-fraught choice to build in Jackson Park.
NEWS/
October 31, 2019
Alexis Florence
Grad Unions from Across Chicago Rally against NLRB, Vow to Continue Organizing
Graduate students from several Universities remained undeterred by a proposed NLRB rule that could exclude graduate students from federal labor protections.
NEWS/
November 16, 2019
Clara de Castro
Stuart Buie Played "the Type of Music that Just Warms You Up"
An accomplished pianist, Buie's "smile and laughter were contagious.”
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
New Student Government Committee Plans Collaborative Health and Wellness Programs
The Health and Wellness Committee will work on projects with other campus organizations to provide better health services to students.
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
Wikimedia Commons
Hours After Announcing Retirement, Police Superintendent Discusses CPD's Struggles
Johnson said that the stress of the job significantly impacted his well-being.
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
Oren Oppenheim
Bird Love Is Forever: UChicago Professor Co-Authors Study on Bird Mates
The report details why male birds continue to display plumage even after mating.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Special Collections Research Center
Finding Common Ground
Grey City examines the history of the South Side's green spaces and the ongoing conflict over how they should be used.
FEATURE
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November 12, 2019
Jeremy Lindenfeld
SG Urges Admin to Reconsider Stricter Dean’s List Cutoff
The passed resolution also argues that the lack of transparency for qualifying GPA requirements will foster competitiveness and stress among the student body.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Gretchen Riccardi
"He had incredible insight into people": Matt Riccardi, a Beloved Member of Calvert and Yuen House
Matt Riccardi was a second-year in the College involved in various campus activities and communities, including the ultimate frisbee team and Calvert House choir.
NEWS/
November 10, 2019
Survivor of America's Longest Solitary Stint Calls It 'Brutal Nonphysical Torture'
“An individual can cause chaos,” Woodfox said, “a mass movement can cause change.”
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
Fundraising for Kashmir
The South Asian Students Association's recent mehndi night aimed to fundraise for Kashmiris and promote campus dialogue about the humanitarian crisis.
NEWS/
November 12, 2019
Yerkes’s Brighter Future: University Enters Agreement to Give Over Observatory to Local Foundation
The Yerkes Future Foundation plans on restoring the observatory’s buildings and telescopes, reopening the observatory to visitors, and setting up educational programs.
NEWS/
November 6, 2019
NCAA Announces Athletes Can Benefit From Name, Image, and Likeness; Maroons React
“No one knows how this story is going to end,” economics senior lecturer Allen R. Sanderson said.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Photo Essay: Halloween 2019
On Halloween this year, people from all over the Hyde Park neighborhood came not only to go Trick-Or-Treating, but also to see the crazy decorations lining the houses of Harper Street.
NEWS/
November 11, 2019
Gone but Not Pho-gotten: Vietnamese Restaurant Rebrands as “Pan-Asian” Restaurant
Pho 55 remodeled into Southside Ken at the end of October.
NEWS/
November 10, 2019
It’s Raining Ra-men: Strings Ramen to Open on 53rd Street
The Chicagoland Ramen Chain is expected to open in around a month and a half, according to the owner.
NEWS/
November 5, 2019
South Shore Will Kick “Food Desert” Status with Upcoming Opening of Shop & Save
The new grocery is the first one to open in the neighborhood in nearly six years.
NEWS/
November 5, 2019
Pres. Obama Criticizes Call-Out Culture, Talks Vision for OPC at Foundation Summit
The summit’s theme, "Places Reveal Our Purpose," opened the discussion about the Obamas’ now-fraught choice to build in Jackson Park.
NEWS/
October 31, 2019
MARKETPLACE
NEW: The Maroon's free classifieds page for Hyde Park and its surrounding neighborhoods.
VIEWPOINTS
UC Dems Urges College Republicans to Break Their Silence on Impeachment
LETTERS
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November 15, 2019
COLUMN: The Detriments of the New Dean's List
EDITORIAL: In Defense of Taking Time to Grieve
OP-ED: Student Counseling Service: For a Limited Time Only
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Chicago Police Investigate Reported Sexual Assault; South Shore Gets New Grocer | Newsletter for November 7
Obama Discusses Presidential Center; Comey Comes to Campus | Newsletter for November 4
University Enforces Safety Protocols; CTU Accepts Tentative Contract; New Policy Awards College Graduates Latin Honors | Newsletter for October 31
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