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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.
NEWS/
June 9, 2017
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien Architects
Logan Celebrates Five Years of Campus Arts
This year, the Logan Center celebrates its upcoming fifth anniversary as a creative and collaborative arts space on that strives to promote liberal arts to the campus and wider Chicago community.
ARTS/
May 25, 2017
Brooke Nagler
What Now?
The IOP grapples with its role in the Trump era
GREY CITY/
May 22, 2017
Estelle Higgins
Bummer Breeze: It's (Not) Raining, We're Snoring
"Summer Breeze, timid victim of a rainstorm that wasn’t, involved no breezes. Not that it really needed any. When no one is dancing, it doesn’t get very hot."
ARTS/
May 22, 2017
Alan Klehr
By the Book: Brooker Prizewinners Discuss Their Collections
ARTS
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May 22, 2017
Brooke Nagler
Rise Slate: Past, Present, Future
As the 2017-2018 Executive Slate, Calvin Cottrell, Chase Harrison, and Sabine Nau have a big job ahead of them. What have they done to prepare for this experience, and what are their plans for the future?
NEWS/
May 16, 2017
Grace Hauck
Portrait: of the Chief as a Young Rapper
Third-year Ben Glover takes us back to lunch room freestyle and the three pillars of rap.
ARTS/
May 16, 2017
Chris D'Angelo
Manual of Style: Power, Identity, and (pièce de) Résistance
The Maroon's fashion feature rigorously inquires: "Who are you wearing?"
ARTS/
May 15, 2017
Chris D'Angelo
Manual of Style: The Right Fit
The Maroon's fashion feature rigorously inquires: "Who are you wearing?"
ARTS/
May 10, 2017
Grace Hauck
Portrait: Student Dancers En Pointe
The Maroon sat down with a trio of student dancers: Khephren Chambers, Christine Chin, and Addison Jeske.
ARTS/
May 8, 2017
Greg Ross
From "Alley L" to Arts Block: A History of Garfield's Green Line Stop
“[The station] is an acknowledgement of the history of this city, the South Side, the World’s Fair."
NEWS/
May 8, 2017
Amelia Frank
'A Special Problem': The University of Chicago’s Troubled History With Sexual Assault, Harassment, and Campus Safety
It is time to turn the lens inward.
GREY CITY/
May 1, 2017
Grace Hauck
Interrogating Interracial Love: A Handmade Book of Poems
Second-year Jennifer Wang and fourth-year MeeSoh Bossard discuss their current bookmaking project: an exploration of poetry, painting, and what it means to be a mixed-race woman in love with a white man.
ARTS/
May 1, 2017
Grace Hauck
"Start:" Kick-starts Student Art in Hyde Park
For the first—but hopefully not the last—time, "Start:" showcased student art for sale at a pop-up show in Harper Court.
ARTS/
April 27, 2017
Daniel Labrousse
In “ACSA Aesthetics,” a Cultural Showcase Sees Unity in Diversity
ACSA celebrated diversity, featuring local and student artists, at its annual fashion and art show.
ARTS/
April 27, 2017
University of Chicago
Obama Visits Campus, Speaks to Student Leaders
“I want to work with [young people] to knock down those barriers."
NEWS/
April 25, 2017
Grace Hauck
Portrait: Re-Painting Familiar Tales
The Maroon sat down with visual artists Breanne Johnson and Alice Xiao.
ARTS/
April 25, 2017
Chris D'Angelo
Manual of Style: Ba(ke)sics
The Maroon's fashion feature rigorously inquires: "Who are you wearing?"
ARTS/
April 20, 2017
Kenneth Talbott La Vega
Voices in Your Head Sings Outside the Cube
The Maroon sat down with the voices stuck in everyone's head.
ARTS/
April 17, 2017
Chris D'Angelo
Manual of Style: Down Time
The Maroon's fashion feature rigorously inquires: "Who are you wearing?"
ARTS/
April 13, 2017
Grace Hauck
Portrait: Campus Photographers
The Maroon sat down with digital media artists Luke White and Chris D'Angelo.
ARTS/
April 10, 2017
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