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Grace Hauck
Photo Essay: Marching For Our Lives
UChicago students joined the thousands of students and supporters who marched in protest of gun violence on Saturday, in the shadow of the Parkland shooting. UChicago students and founding members of Gather Activism helped coordinate the event.
NEWS/
March 26, 2018
Grace Hauck
Students advocate gun reform at Chicago’s March for Our Lives
The rally began at 11 a.m., followed by a march throughout West Town.
NEWS/
March 25, 2018
Maroon Staff
Pearsons, Who Pledged $100 Million to UChicago, Want Their Money Back
Sensitive documents obtained by The Maroon last summer and a new lawsuit reveal a strained relationship between the University and the Pearson family, calling the future of the Pearson Institute, which was supposed to change the world, into question.
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March 5, 2018
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Grace Hauck
A Dream Deferred: Meet the U of C Students Organizing for a Clean Dream Act
As the deadline for DACA's termination approaches, students unite to fight for their place.
NEWS/
March 4, 2018
Audrey Teo
Students Strut the Catwalk in Annual MODA Show
The annual winter fashion show featured the work of over two dozen student designers.
ARTS/
February 26, 2018
Zoe Kaiser
Photo Essay: Snow Storm
On February 9th - College Break Day - a snow storm closed down Chicago's public schools and cloaked the UChicago campus with snow.
NEWS/
February 12, 2018
Obama Foundation
Olmsted's Vision Meets Obama's Legacy: Faculty Object to OPC Design
The Obama Foundation says its Presidential Center will be a catalyst for change. But 182 faculty members say the plans go against Frederick Law Olmstead's vision for Jackson Park.
NEWS/
January 23, 2018
Olivia Alcabes
Sliced Bread Turns 10 and Keeps Rising
Sliced Bread magazine, founded in 2007, is UChicago's largest student literary publication.
ARTS/
January 18, 2018
Audrey Teo
Students reflect on annual winter tradition of Kuvia
Hundreds of students woke up at 5 a.m. every morning last week to participate in the annual festival.
NEWS/
January 15, 2018
Alexandra Nisenoff
Dearborn and Dearly Worn, New Denim Store Opens on 53rd Street
Dearborn Denim prides itself on sourcing American-made materials and practicing sustainability.
ARTS/
January 11, 2018
Decider
From U of C to "Sea Oak;" Alumna Lands Role in Amazon Pilot
Rae Gray (A.B. ’14) acts alongside Glenn Close in Amazon's "Sea Oak," based on George Saunder's short story.
ARTS/
January 4, 2018
Khia Kurtenbach Wins Individual NCAA Cross Country Championship
Fourth-year Khia Kurtenbach finished in first place at the 2017 NCAA Division III Cross Country National Championship with a time of 20 minutes and 39 seconds.
SPORTS/
November 30, 2017
University of Chicago Special Collections
Est. 1856? Why Organizers Say U of C Owes Reparations
Supporters are rallying today for a “truth and reconciliation committee" to work on reparations.
NEWS/
November 28, 2017
Teju Cole
Teju Cole Invites Audience to Look for What Can’t Be Seen
It became clearer throughout the evening that it is precisely this enticing interplay between beauty, facts, and the unknown which Cole seeks in his various endeavors.
ARTS/
November 21, 2017
Courtesy of Smart Museum of Art
Art Finds Students to Live With Through Smart Museum’s Art Match
75 students took art home through the Smart Museum's Art to Live With program.
ARTS/
November 13, 2017
Amazon
Fourth-year Val Bodurtha Gives History a Remake in Debut Novel
"The History Makers," an alternative history YA novel, hopes to "make 13-year-olds laugh a little and hopefully get them interested in the Aztecs and history.”
ARTS/
November 13, 2017
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