What a Trump Administration Means for Graduate Student Unionization Efforts

The Maroon is publishing a series of articles looking at the impact of a Trump administration on the University.

FEATURE

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November 29, 2016

IOP Event Explores Use of Data in Political Campaigns

The discussion looked toward the future and the possibility of using data from search engines and social media to target voters.

NEWS

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May 27, 2016

Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Talks American Foreign Policy

Despite the turbulent primary season, Hagel emphasized his faith in the American constitution and the unique political processes that guide the country.

NEWS

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May 13, 2016

Foundation Launched to Honor Donna Guo, A.B. '15

Donations to The Remembering Donna Guo Foundation will go towards sponsoring children and orphanages in rural China.

NEWS

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May 13, 2016

Four Faculty Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

The Fellowship aims to give established professionals the freedom to pursue projects of their choice.

NEWS

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April 22, 2016

Uncommon Interview: Professor Robert Pape Discusses Global Terrorism

“For the next year or so we need to be seriously concerned these attacks will continue.”

NEWS

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April 8, 2016

Hyde Park Will Get Compact Target on 53rd St. Next Fall

New store will be one of Target’s smaller, flexible format store specifically designed for urban environments.

NEWS

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April 1, 2016

Uncommon Interview: Working at Valois, Where You ‘See Your Food’

"He seems like a pretty down-to-earth man, he does come visit now. It’s difficult now with his whole entourage."

NEWS

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February 19, 2016

Pay Increases for Graduate Students to be Implemented in Coming Years

“The wage increase is a win for labor on campus.”

NEWS

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January 26, 2016

New Booth Scholarships Target Non-Profit, Government Professionals

The eight annual full-tuition scholarships will be partially funded by a gift from the Neubauer Family Foundation.

NEWS

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January 26, 2016