The New York Times
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
Trauma Center Launch Date Set
After decades, the South Side will once again host an adult trauma center come May.
NEWS/
June 13, 2017
Inaugural Class Day Speaker Discusses Academics and Intimacy
David Brooks studied history as an undergraduate at UChicago and wrote for the Viewpoints section of The Maroon.
NEWS/
June 12, 2017
Contention Over Graduate Student Unionization Continues
The University and GSU are currently engaged in a legal dispute over whether graduate students should be recognized as workers under the National Labor Relations Act.
NEWS/
May 29, 2017
GSU Withdraws Proposal for Mail-Election Ballot; Requests In-Person Fall Election
This decision is similar to the University proposal made when the petition to unionize was submitted early last month.
NEWS/
June 7, 2017
Is the Class Day Speaker Paid? Spokesman Says That's Confidential
“The speaker agreement is confidential.”
NEWS/
June 5, 2017
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7:18 p.m.
CSO and Soloist Serve Up Central European Flair
The CSO and violinist Christian Tetzlaff delight with a sumptuous program.
ARTS/
June 4, 2017
"Twin Peaks" Returns From the Black Lodge
The cult classic TV show is back and as weird as ever.
ARTS/
May 29, 2017
Entrepreneur Donates $20 Million to Booth
The donation will go toward a new center for social innovation and entrepreneurship.
NEWS/
May 30, 2017
A Brief History of the Aims of Education Address
The Maroon examines how the iconic lecture series began, and where it's headed from here.
NEWS/
May 29, 2017
University of Chicago Medicine Receives $100 Million Donation
The gift will be used to establish the Duchossois Family Institute.
NEWS/
May 30, 2017
Michael Eugenio
Build Coffee Founders Talk Community Engagement
Both founders were graduates of the Class of 2015.
NEWS/
June 27, 2017
UChicago and Brown University Presidents Discuss Speech Issues at Washington Post Event
"Any attempt to say that protest needs to be limited or controlled because of not liking protests is in itself just another example of constraining free speech," Zimmer said.
NEWS/
June 21, 2017
University of Chicago
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
What's the Deal With the Budget? Provost Diermeier Discusses Changes
The Provost is taking a hands-off approach, giving deans more flexibility.
NEWS/
June 9, 2017
Student Library Employees Vote to Unionize
Over 80 percent of voters were in favor of unionization.
NEWS/
June 9, 2017
Daniel Lipson
Remembering the Society of the Owl and Serpent
The Society of the Owl and Serpent disbanded 50 years ago in 1967. The Maroon looked back on its storied past.
FEATURE
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June 9, 2017
U of C Goes Alone, Makes Less Political Statement as Colleges Unite to Support Paris Agreement
Unlike the "We're still in" coalition statement, the University of Chicago's does not explicitly reference Trump or the United States' withdrawal from the Paris agreement.
NEWS/
June 8, 2017
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5:20 p.m.
Alex Ward
ACLU Legal Director Speaks to Students
Many of the cases Cole has litigated have involved disputes over the First Amendment and other sections of the Bill of Rights.
NEWS/
June 7, 2017
University News Office
BART Police Chief Will Head UCPD
Kenton Rainey took the reins at the transit agency's police department after shooting death of Oscar Grant.
NEWS/
June 1, 2017
Contention Over Graduate Student Unionization Continues
The University and GSU are currently engaged in a legal dispute over whether graduate students should be recognized as workers under the National Labor Relations Act.
NEWS/
May 29, 2017
GSU Withdraws Proposal for Mail-Election Ballot; Requests In-Person Fall Election
This decision is similar to the University proposal made when the petition to unionize was submitted early last month.
NEWS/
June 7, 2017
Is the Class Day Speaker Paid? Spokesman Says That's Confidential
“The speaker agreement is confidential.”
NEWS/
June 5, 2017
/
7:18 p.m.
CSO and Soloist Serve Up Central European Flair
The CSO and violinist Christian Tetzlaff delight with a sumptuous program.
ARTS/
June 4, 2017
"Twin Peaks" Returns From the Black Lodge
The cult classic TV show is back and as weird as ever.
ARTS/
May 29, 2017
Entrepreneur Donates $20 Million to Booth
The donation will go toward a new center for social innovation and entrepreneurship.
NEWS/
May 30, 2017
A Brief History of the Aims of Education Address
The Maroon examines how the iconic lecture series began, and where it's headed from here.
NEWS/
May 29, 2017
University of Chicago Medicine Receives $100 Million Donation
The gift will be used to establish the Duchossois Family Institute.
NEWS/
May 30, 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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