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The Ransom Notes
Strong Singers, Stronger Bonds
Grey City Reporter Olivia Chilkoti takes a look at the thriving a cappella scene on campus, from auditions to competitions.
GREY CITY/
February 18, 2019
Sofia Garcia
2019 Chicago City Elections Voting Guide
Be an informed voter on February 26, courtesy of The Maroon.
NEWS/
February 16, 2019
Folklore Society Prepares the Latest Chapter in a Long History of Folk Music
Grey City gets to know the UChicago Folklore Society as they prepare for their annual Folk Festival, one of the oldest in the country, and takes a trip through the history of folk music from its roots to today.
GREY CITY/
February 5, 2019
UChicago Medicine Study Reveals Regional Discrepancies in Drug Prescriptions
The study found that doctors in wealthier, urban, and southeastern areas preferred more expensive drugs to cheaper, equally effective options.
NEWS/
November 15, 2018
Chuck Flores and Dan Koehler
The Next Final Frontier: The Efforts to Save Yerkes Observatory
Community groups work to continue as many of the Yerkes Observatory programs as possible.
GREY CITY/
November 8, 2018
Sofia Garcia
O-Issue 2018, by The Chicago Maroon
An introduction to the next four years.
NEWS/
September 21, 2018
University of Chicago
U of C’s Arts Block Wrangles With Neighbors, Winter Weather
“How many times have we been played about everything that comes to this community that’s supposed to be for us, that’s not supposed to push us out?”
GREY CITY/
September 21, 2018
Maroon Staff
Hustle The Maroon: How to Join UChicago's Student Newspaper
Join a passionate community of journalists, photographers, business people, digital specialists, and designers.
NEWS/
September 20, 2018
University of Chicago Athletics Dept.
The Curious Case of Chicago's Offense
Four years ago, the University of Chicago won its conference. Two years ago, it boasted the No. 2 passer in the nation. Three offensive coordinators later, the Maroons are winless and can’t score. What happened?
SPORTS/
September 19, 2018
Euirim Choi
Chinese Coal, No Revenue, One Employee: Inside UChicago Trustee’s “$1.7 Billion” Firm
Documents reveal that Steve Stevanovich is late on over $12 million in pledges to the University, and that by overselling his company he may have committed securities fraud.
NEWS/
August 30, 2018
Grace Hauck
How has this experience changed you?
Forty fourth-years reflect on their time at the University of Chicago.
OP-EDS/
June 8, 2018
Andrew Bruah / Chicago Architecture Biennial
Meet Yesomi Umolu, the Chicago Architecture Biennial's New Artistic Director
The Maroon spoke with Yesomi Umolu about her plans for next year's Biennial.
ARTS/
May 31, 2018
Regenstein Special Collections
The Storied Past of Harper Memorial Library
When Harper Memorial Library first opened, it was the main library at the University. Over one hundred years later, it serves an entirely different purpose.
NEWS/
May 28, 2018
Thomas Comerford
Meet Thomas Comerford, Visiting Lecturer and Indie Musician
Thomas Comerford is a university professor and indie musician.
ARTS/
May 21, 2018
Indiana Public Media
The Kalven Report: A Discussion, Not a Law
“The reports are only as good as the community behind them—they’re pieces of paper!” said Dean of the College John Boyer. “What do your students believe in? What are your principles?”
NEWS/
May 14, 2018
Audrey Teo
San E and Mad Clown Bring Korean Hip-Hop to Chicago
South Korean rappers San E and Mad Clown spoke with the Maroon about touring in the U.S. and the differences between Korean and American rap.
ARTS/
May 7, 2018
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