Maroon Staff
Organizers Canceled Garty After Interaction With UCPD Officer
Garty organizers are angry about the interaction. The University contests their characterization of events.
NEWS/
December 5, 2018
NLRB Sides With Student Library Workers, Against University
A three-member NLRB panel ruled Tuesday that the University "has engaged in unfair labor practices."
NEWS/
December 6, 2018
Some University Charter Schools Don't Have On-Site Libraries
Charter school students do not have access to University library facilities.
NEWS/
December 3, 2018
Former Student Expelled for Sexual Assault Sues UChicago
The lawsuit, the latest in similar ones nationwide, potentially breaches a University confidentiality policy.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
CBA Ordinance Put to Vote in City Elections
The Coalition filed a petition for a referendum on the ordinance on Monday.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
When Museums Fit in Boxes: Mariana Castillo Deball and “This Is Not a Bomb”
Last Wednesday, the Oriental Institute and Special Collections Research Center received two portable museums from a “random confederation of unlike-minded vagrants”.
ARTS/
December 3, 2018
UChicago Symphony Orchestra Displays the Power of Prokofiev
The UChicago Symphony Orchestra and guest soloist William Hagen, delivered a suspenseful performance of Prokofiev on Saturday.
ARTS/
December 3, 2018
Anthony Driver Youngest Running to Secure a Seat as the 20th Ward’s Alderman
He believes his youth is one of his biggest assets in addressing gun violence.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
Phi Delt Recolonizes Aiming for “Fresh Start,” But Already Removing Members
“We’re going to be identical to all the other fraternities, but with more pressure on us,” a new member told The Maroon.
NEWS/
November 26, 2018
At Kalven's Invisible Institute, An Unfolding Effort to Tell a City's Story
Jamie Kalven sat down with the Maroon to discuss his work as a journalist and latest projects with his journalism production company, the Invisible Institute.
NEWS/
November 26, 2018
With Megadorm Coming, University to Require Students Live in Dorms for Two Years
The University is also eliminating College Housing preference based on enrollment deposit date. Both changes will go into effect for the Class of 2023.
NEWS/
November 21, 2018
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12:04 p.m.
Secret Service Intercepts Suspicious Letters Sent to Obama Foundation at Harper Court
The letters were not found to contain hazardous material.
NEWS/
November 21, 2018
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4:35 p.m.
Police Officer Dies at University of Chicago Trauma Center after Mercy Hospital Shooting
The trauma center treated multiple victims.
NEWS/
November 19, 2018
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5:54 p.m.
Stony Island to Close After 2019—2020
The closure coincides with the opening of a new mega-dorm on East 61st Street and South University Avenue.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
“Alexander Fiterstein and Friends” Transcend the Bounds of Mandel Hall
The ensemble delivered an impressive performance of “Quartet for the End of Time”, a particularly challenging work requiring exceptional deftness and cooperation between the performers.
ARTS/
November 19, 2018
“ICONIC: Black Panther” Exhibits Art as Part of a Social Movement.
To face the piece is to stand face to face with the dead, recognize the history of oppression that led to their murders—which lives on today—and realize the firm necessity for revolution.
ARTS/
November 19, 2018
Gage Skidmore
DeVos Introduces Cross-Examination, Redefines Harassment Under New Title IX Guidelines
Title IX Coordinator Shea Wolfe spoke about the proposed regulations and the University's response.
NEWS/
December 3, 2018
UChicago News
UChicago Undergrad and Law School Student Win Marshall Scholarships
A College fourth-year and second-year law student join 25 other UChicago-affiliated Marshall recipients.
NEWS/
December 3, 2018
Natalia Rodriguez
Dean's Men Measure Misfortune With Humor
The Dean's Men production of Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" sets the play in the 1890's, combining equal parts dark humor and dire tragedy.
ARTS/
December 3, 2018
University of Chicago Medicine
UChicago Medicine Collaborates with Other Healthcare Providers
UCM's pediatric branch will consolidate its two northern-Chicago clinics into its first immediate care clinic outside of the main campus.
NEWS/
December 4, 2018
Dimitriy Leksanov
Aldermanic Candidates Voice Unanimous Support for CBA Ordinance at Forum
The candidates convened at a church near campus last week to discuss ideas for improving the 20th Ward.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
Katie Akin
UChicago Blog Surveys Community on Treasure Island Replacement
The over 3,400 survey respondents ranked the produce department of a future grocer tenant as its most important attributes.
NEWS/
November 29, 2018
Lee Harris
Interview: Sean McElwee aka 'we’re going to abolish ICE'
Anti-deportation activist Sean McElwee was on campus this week for a debate at the University of Chicago Political Union.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
UChicago News
Booth School Namesake Awarded University of Chicago Medal
In 2008, Booth donated $300 million to the University's business school, the biggest donation in UChicago history.
NEWS/
November 29, 2018
Former Student Expelled for Sexual Assault Sues UChicago
The lawsuit, the latest in similar ones nationwide, potentially breaches a University confidentiality policy.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
CBA Ordinance Put to Vote in City Elections
The Coalition filed a petition for a referendum on the ordinance on Monday.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
When Museums Fit in Boxes: Mariana Castillo Deball and “This Is Not a Bomb”
Last Wednesday, the Oriental Institute and Special Collections Research Center received two portable museums from a “random confederation of unlike-minded vagrants”.
ARTS/
December 3, 2018
UChicago Symphony Orchestra Displays the Power of Prokofiev
The UChicago Symphony Orchestra and guest soloist William Hagen, delivered a suspenseful performance of Prokofiev on Saturday.
ARTS/
December 3, 2018
Anthony Driver Youngest Running to Secure a Seat as the 20th Ward’s Alderman
He believes his youth is one of his biggest assets in addressing gun violence.
NEWS/
November 30, 2018
Phi Delt Recolonizes Aiming for “Fresh Start,” But Already Removing Members
“We’re going to be identical to all the other fraternities, but with more pressure on us,” a new member told The Maroon.
NEWS/
November 26, 2018
At Kalven's Invisible Institute, An Unfolding Effort to Tell a City's Story
Jamie Kalven sat down with the Maroon to discuss his work as a journalist and latest projects with his journalism production company, the Invisible Institute.
NEWS/
November 26, 2018
With Megadorm Coming, University to Require Students Live in Dorms for Two Years
The University is also eliminating College Housing preference based on enrollment deposit date. Both changes will go into effect for the Class of 2023.
NEWS/
November 21, 2018
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12:04 p.m.
Secret Service Intercepts Suspicious Letters Sent to Obama Foundation at Harper Court
The letters were not found to contain hazardous material.
NEWS/
November 21, 2018
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4:35 p.m.
Police Officer Dies at University of Chicago Trauma Center after Mercy Hospital Shooting
The trauma center treated multiple victims.
NEWS/
November 19, 2018
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5:54 p.m.
Stony Island to Close After 2019—2020
The closure coincides with the opening of a new mega-dorm on East 61st Street and South University Avenue.
NEWS/
November 12, 2018
“Alexander Fiterstein and Friends” Transcend the Bounds of Mandel Hall
The ensemble delivered an impressive performance of “Quartet for the End of Time”, a particularly challenging work requiring exceptional deftness and cooperation between the performers.
ARTS/
November 19, 2018
“ICONIC: Black Panther” Exhibits Art as Part of a Social Movement.
To face the piece is to stand face to face with the dead, recognize the history of oppression that led to their murders—which lives on today—and realize the firm necessity for revolution.
ARTS/
November 19, 2018
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NEW: The Maroon's free classifieds page for Hyde Park and its surrounding neighborhoods.
VIEWPOINTS
Early Decision Unfairly Favors Wealthy Applicants
The binding Early Decision admission plan unfairly disadvantages students who need to take financial aid into consideration when making their college decisions.
EDITORIALS/
December 3, 2018
COLUMN: Phi Delt's Recolonization: An Experiment in Responsible Frats
COLUMN: Making the Most of the Megadorms
LETTER: U of C PanAsia Solidarity Coalition Denounces Lecturer Suing Harvard
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