The latest COVID-19 update from the University comes alongside a rising tide of cases in Illinois, prompting officials to implement new regulations.
NEWS/
November 6, 2020
The National Academy of Medicine is widely recognized as a leading advisor on health and medicine.
NEWS/
November 6, 2020
UChicago professors consider the logistical and political challenges that have emerged this voting cycle, from the fragility of American democracy to election manipulation.
FEATURE
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November 3, 2020
Third-years Audrey Unverferth and Evita Duffy started the newspaper to provide a platform for conservative and libertarian students.
NEWS/
November 2, 2020
Professors Laura Born and Lindsey Lyman, as well as MBA candidate Nick Jaroszewicz, share their thoughts on Booth’s temporary switch to remote learning and the reasons behind it.
NEWS/
November 2, 2020
Officers on bicycles pushed groups of Chicagoans around 53rd Street shortly after a demonstration against UCPD by #CareNotCops. Other community organizers were also in the area to help de-escalate tense situations.
NEWS/
November 1, 2020
The Former Federal Election Commission member, whose claims of voter fraud have been widely disputed, warned that voter fraud would be exacerbated by the increase in mail-in voting during an event at the Law School on October 23rd.
NEWS/
November 1, 2020
The 40th annual Humanities Day featured a keynote address by Martha Nussbaum on animal welfare.
NEWS/
October 26, 2020
Shah’s study showed that certain behavioral nudges were more effective in improving court attendance than standard punitive measures like the threat of arrest warrants or monetary bail.
NEWS/
October 26, 2020
In an effort to combat antibiotic resistance, Dr. Sampriti Mukherjee will study how multiple sensory inputs drive the transition between individual and collective behavior in bacteria.
NEWS/
October 25, 2020
Incidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists being shot by paintballs have occured throughout Hyde Park.
NEWS/
October 25, 2020
By fusing a cytokine to a blood protein, researchers hope to devise a way to prevent destructive immune cells from infiltrating the central nervous system.
NEWS/
October 22, 2020
University administrators reported 37 new cases, six positive tests, and a positivity rate of 0.15 percent in the fourth week of school.
NEWS/
October 23, 2020
Hundreds of demonstrators, UChicago students among them, took to the streets after President Trump prematurely claimed victory.
NEWS/
November 6, 2020
First-years share their thoughts on life in Woodlawn Residential Commons, which opened this fall amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
NEWS/
November 5, 2020
Campus and city-wide organizations find innovative ways to get out the vote during the pandemic.
GREY CITY/
November 2, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, “people are not just looking to buy brands, they’re looking to buy into brands,” according to the CEO of Pernod Ricard, Ann Mukherjee (A.B. ’87, M.B.A. ’94), at a Booth event.
NEWS/
November 2, 2020
Former Attorney General, Missouri Governor, and Senator John Ashcroft sat down with Law School Dean Thomas Miles to reflect on his life and career.
NEWS/
November 1, 2020
House leadership and upperclassmen expressed worries about how to continue preserving and building house culture, but students are still finding community, friends, and a home in their house.
NEWS/
October 31, 2020
The non-partisan, student-led initiative set up tables around campus to spread voting information and directed students to early voting-sites in Hyde Park.
NEWS/
October 29, 2020
The speakers recommended voters dial the Chicago Lawyers’ Committee’s hotline (866-OUR-VOTE) as a resource for those who have questions about voter registration, polling locations, or any other concerns related to the election.
NEWS/
October 29, 2020
New quantum computing research could reduce the price and improve the capabilities of quantum computing.
NEWS/
October 28, 2020
President Zimmer, known for the creation of the Chicago Principles, stressed the importance of committing to free speech on campus, especially in the current political climate.
NEWS/
October 26, 2020
Third-years Audrey Unverferth and Evita Duffy started the newspaper to provide a platform for conservative and libertarian students.
NEWS/
November 2, 2020
Professors Laura Born and Lindsey Lyman, as well as MBA candidate Nick Jaroszewicz, share their thoughts on Booth’s temporary switch to remote learning and the reasons behind it.
NEWS/
November 2, 2020
Officers on bicycles pushed groups of Chicagoans around 53rd Street shortly after a demonstration against UCPD by #CareNotCops. Other community organizers were also in the area to help de-escalate tense situations.
NEWS/
November 1, 2020
The Former Federal Election Commission member, whose claims of voter fraud have been widely disputed, warned that voter fraud would be exacerbated by the increase in mail-in voting during an event at the Law School on October 23rd.
NEWS/
November 1, 2020
The 40th annual Humanities Day featured a keynote address by Martha Nussbaum on animal welfare.
NEWS/
October 26, 2020
Shah’s study showed that certain behavioral nudges were more effective in improving court attendance than standard punitive measures like the threat of arrest warrants or monetary bail.
NEWS/
October 26, 2020
In an effort to combat antibiotic resistance, Dr. Sampriti Mukherjee will study how multiple sensory inputs drive the transition between individual and collective behavior in bacteria.
NEWS/
October 25, 2020
Incidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists being shot by paintballs have occured throughout Hyde Park.
NEWS/
October 25, 2020
By fusing a cytokine to a blood protein, researchers hope to devise a way to prevent destructive immune cells from infiltrating the central nervous system.
NEWS/
October 22, 2020
University administrators reported 37 new cases, six positive tests, and a positivity rate of 0.15 percent in the fourth week of school.
NEWS/
October 23, 2020
The Maroon's free classifieds page for Hyde Park and its surrounding neighborhoods.
Student activists need to learn from their own history and center long-term community members.
COLUMNS/
November 9, 2020