The journalist and UChicago alum spoke with the Maroon about reporting on last fall’s federal immigration enforcement operation in Chicago, interacting with federal agents as a member of the press, and remaining objective in reporting.
Phi Delta Theta’s General Council cited “repeated risk management violations” as the cause for the suspension, with the fraternity expected to return to campus in 2028.
The building, now slated for renovation, was built more than 100 years ago as a women's clubhouse.
Graduating students performed original work at the University’s annual Theater and Performance Studies B.A. thesis showcase.
In an interview with the Maroon, Barbara Schubert discusses her time with the USO and previews the “Opus 50” concerts.
Chicago-based Music Box Films screens an adaptation of Camus’s novella which excels in its depiction of human emptiness
The Ontario natives stopped at Bottom Lounge as a part of a limited U.S. run to promote their new album, Between Us.
Members of UChicago’s various dance groups describe their artistic process and the work that goes into assembling their performances.
Former NHL defenseman John Moore discusses his journey from professional hockey to the University of Chicago.
The Chicago Bears are antsy to shed themselves of an aging stadium. Where will the Bears call home next?
Broomball has been UChicago’s most beloved intramural sport for decades. What is it and how did the quirky, little-known Midwestern activity solidify itself as a cornerstone of UChicago culture?
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