The Chicago Maroon

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CFO Announces Departure Amid Layoffs and Cuts

By Jaehoon Ahn

Rowan Miranda will leave his position by the end of the month.

Sept. 28, 2016

Big Changes at WHPK During Bed Bug-Induced Dead Air

By Kaitlyn Akin

New policies prompt resignations from some volunteer DJs.

NEWS

Sept. 23, 2016

The women’s soccer squad is off to an incredible start in its 2016 campaign, boasting an undefeated record (9–0) and a No. 3 national ranking.

SPORTS

Sept. 30, 2016

Chicago on Pace for Success at UAAs

Frances McDonald

Men's, Women's Tennis Serve Up Strong Start

Michael Perry

Maroons Ride Ten-Games Winning Streak

Rhea Bhojwani

Ear Taxi Festival Gives Local Composers a Lyft

By Rebecca Julie

“I think the contemporary classical music scene in Chicago is the best in the United States. I feel very strongly about it,” Thomas said.

ARTS

Sept. 30, 2016

Building an Inclusive Campus: A Story of Collaboration

By Grace Koh

Like many other new first-year students, Kyle Wickham was learning to adjust to his reading load for his humanities core sequence. During class, the students were working to unpack the reading when one student made a comment that struck Wickham.

GREY CITY

March 18, 2016

Home and Away

Isabelle Lim

Navigating Uncertainty: Coming to Terms with the Unknown

Tamar Honig

From an Ivory Tower to an Anchor Institution

Christine Schmidt

Maroon File Photo

College Rs, Debate Society Square Off Over Trigger Warnings and Safe Spaces

By Hillel Steinmetz

College Republicans defended the University's stance in a debate on Tuesday against members of the Chicago Debate Society.

NEWS

Sept. 29, 2016

UChicago News

Professor Stone Addresses Trigger Warnings and Safe Spaces in Aims Address

By Jaehoon Ahn

Stone emphasized that judgments to give trigger warnings should be left to each individual and that such judgments were at the core of academic freedom.

NEWS

Sept. 26, 2016