If UChicago can see frat row from its quadrangle, why does it insist it has no responsibility for what happens there?

UChicago’s mandatory health insurance plan places a significant financial burden on students with limited means. The ...

UChicago’s former vice president for civic engagement will serve alongside Governor J. B. Pritzker, who will begin his third ...

On November 3, Chicagoans will elect federal, state and county officials, including a new U.S. senator. On February 23, 2027, they will return to the polls to vote for mayor, aldermen, and other ...

Ahead of what is expected to be a wave election for the Democratic Party, the Maroon spoke with students supporting Democrats this cycle who described education, affordability, and accountability as ...

Ahead of the midterms, Mitchell—who was previously UChicago’s vice president for civic engagement—spoke with the Maroon about ...

Obama Foundation and Presidential Center employees announced last month that they would work with AFSCME Council 31 to form ...

College Council (CC) approved its 2026–27 advocacy agenda at its Monday meeting, which has been omitted in past years.

The project’s architects held a series of student roundtables to solicit student feedback on renovation plans.

The Maroon spoke with students and professors about how the humanities Core has adapted its classrooms and coursework following technology bans in Core classes and University-wide access to the Claude ...

Another week, another Culture Vulture! Even in a week as “mid” as this one—midterm exams, midterm elections, you name it—rest ...

At least one UChicago sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta, said it is suspending all social events involving campus fraternities.