FBI YouTube
“Think Before You Post,” Ex-UIC Student Whose Threat Shut Down UChicago Says in FBI Video
Former UIC student Jabari Dean wrote in a comment he would kill 16 white male students or staff on the UChicago quad.
NEWS/
September 24, 2017
Rep: Obama Thinks His Library Will Have More Impact Than His Presidency
“This will be President Obama’s life work."
NEWS/
September 16, 2017
Obama Explains Why He Won't Sign Community Agreement for Presidential Center
"It's not inclusive enough because I would then be signing with who?”
NEWS/
September 14, 2017
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8:33 p.m.
Metra Increases Service to Hyde Park
New trains between Hyde Park and downtown come at the expense of some commuters further down the tracks.
NEWS/
September 11, 2017
Ed Department Opens Title IX Investigation at UChicago Amid Changing Enforcement
This brings the total number of open cases at the University to three.
NEWS/
September 14, 2017
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11:49 a.m.
Read UChicago's Response to DeVos's Pledge to Roll Back Title IX Guidance
The University says its disciplinary policies will remain in place.
NEWS/
September 8, 2017
Education Department Closes Title IX Investigation
The complainant requested to withdraw the complaint.
NEWS/
August 25, 2017
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10 a.m.
Pret A Manger to Replace Einstein Bros.
Dollar shakes will continue to be a tradition, but they will be offered in Hutch Commons rather than in Pret.
NEWS/
August 23, 2017
The MCA Explores Myriad Depths with Takashi Murakami's "The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg"
The exhibition will be on display until September 24.
ARTS/
August 27, 2017
Schubert Wanders On: Re-Composing "Winterreise"
In a new staging by Netia Jones, Hans Zender's "composed interpretation" of Schubert's "Winterreise" burnishes its source material.
FEATURE
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August 15, 2017
Graduate Students may Vote on Union this Fall
The vote will determine whether GSU will represent a group of approximately 2,500 graduate students who teach or are research assistants.
NEWS/
August 16, 2017
Professor Stone Declined Alt-Right Leader Richard Spencer’s Request for Invitation to University
According to e-mails from early August released by professor Geoffrey Stone, Richard Spencer is “eager to return to campus.”
NEWS/
August 13, 2017
Announcements List Includes New Dorm
Document also notes change in Resident Master title, potential changes to security alert system, and more.
NEWS/
August 13, 2017
An Inside Look at the University’s Budget
Private administration documents shed light on strategic budget deficits and deliberations on how to control spending.
FEATURE
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August 13, 2017
Editor's Note: Welcome
A letter from the Deputy Editor-in-Chief introducing this year's O-Issue.
NEWS/
September 14, 2017
UChicago Stays Third in U.S. News Rankings
The University is tied with Yale.
NEWS/
September 12, 2017
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9:02 a.m.
Marc Rochkind
Legendary Judge and Law School Lecturer Leaves Bench
Richard A. Posner announced last Friday that he would be retiring from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
NEWS/
September 8, 2017
University of Chicago Will Support Legislative Solution for Dreamers
But it’s not taking a stance on the DREAM act.
NEWS/
September 5, 2017
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2:18 p.m.
Wikimedia Commons
Harris Professor to Join White House Council
The second of three council members to be chosen by Trump, Philipson will advise on domestic and international economic policy.
NEWS/
September 1, 2017
Presidential Center Farmers Market May Threaten Existing Events
According to the executive director of the Experimental Station, a third market could spread the customer base too thin.
NEWS/
September 1, 2017
Emily Lo
Zimmer Distances Charlottesville from UChicago's Free Speech Values
“It is a travesty to label as free speech the combination of brandished weapons, the killing of an innocent person, threats, and the symbols that represent destruction to so many.”
NEWS/
August 23, 2017
Euirim Choi
Recovered Internal Documents Offer a Glimpse Inside Levi Hall
Dozens of pages of internal University administration documents reveal information about the University budget and a number of upcoming initiatives.
NEWS/
August 13, 2017
University of Chicago
Paper: Econ Department Chair Calls for “Revolution” in Statistical Significance
John List is among a group of academics proposing the default p-value be changed from 0.05 to 0.005
NEWS/
August 23, 2017
Metra Increases Service to Hyde Park
New trains between Hyde Park and downtown come at the expense of some commuters further down the tracks.
NEWS/
September 11, 2017
Ed Department Opens Title IX Investigation at UChicago Amid Changing Enforcement
This brings the total number of open cases at the University to three.
NEWS/
September 14, 2017
/
11:49 a.m.
Read UChicago's Response to DeVos's Pledge to Roll Back Title IX Guidance
The University says its disciplinary policies will remain in place.
NEWS/
September 8, 2017
Education Department Closes Title IX Investigation
The complainant requested to withdraw the complaint.
NEWS/
August 25, 2017
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10 a.m.
Pret A Manger to Replace Einstein Bros.
Dollar shakes will continue to be a tradition, but they will be offered in Hutch Commons rather than in Pret.
NEWS/
August 23, 2017
The MCA Explores Myriad Depths with Takashi Murakami's "The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg"
The exhibition will be on display until September 24.
ARTS/
August 27, 2017
Schubert Wanders On: Re-Composing "Winterreise"
In a new staging by Netia Jones, Hans Zender's "composed interpretation" of Schubert's "Winterreise" burnishes its source material.
FEATURE
/
August 15, 2017
Graduate Students may Vote on Union this Fall
The vote will determine whether GSU will represent a group of approximately 2,500 graduate students who teach or are research assistants.
NEWS/
August 16, 2017
Professor Stone Declined Alt-Right Leader Richard Spencer’s Request for Invitation to University
According to e-mails from early August released by professor Geoffrey Stone, Richard Spencer is “eager to return to campus.”
NEWS/
August 13, 2017
Announcements List Includes New Dorm
Document also notes change in Resident Master title, potential changes to security alert system, and more.
NEWS/
August 13, 2017
An Inside Look at the University’s Budget
Private administration documents shed light on strategic budget deficits and deliberations on how to control spending.
FEATURE
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August 13, 2017
VIEWPOINTS
Freedom of Suppression
President Zimmer's letter responding to Charlottesville violence may have exposed discrepancies in the University's typical free speech rhetoric.
OP-EDS/
September 11, 2017
OP-ED: Zimmer, Call Them What They Are
OP-ED: Free Speech Overreach
OP-ED: All Bark, No Bite
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