President Paul Alivisatos and Provost Katherine Baicker sent a campus-wide message on April 9 announcing the unification of UChicago Arts and the Humanities Division into one division: the Division of ...
The 2025–26 Common Data Set, which the University released last week, also showed continued growth in transfer-student ...
Associate Arts and Culture Editor Violet Conklin reviews the newest Sci-Fi to hit the big screens: The End of Oak Street: a ...
Every Thursday, the 25 active members of UC Pep Band cram their instruments into the walk-in-closet-sized Ratner Poolhouse classroom to rehearse their own renditions of iconic rock and pop songs. It’s ...
Every time I walk toward the Maroon office in Ida Noyes Hall on a Wednesday night, I’m greeted by a long line of people waiting to get into the Pub, their Beer Passports ready for a new stamp. A ...
Retired Rear Admiral John Kirby will serve as the next director of the University of Chicago Institute of Politics (IOP), the nonpartisan center announced earlier this week. Kirby will succeed former ...
Randal Picker in 1991. The University of Chicago Photographic Archive. Randal Picker (A.B. ’80, A.M. ’82, J.D. ’85), the James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor of Law at the University of ...
UChicago is one of 31 schools to agree to end their partnership with the PhD Project, a nonprofit promoting diversity in business Ph.D. programs, after a federal investigation into alleged racial ...
As of Monday morning, the Hyde Park barbecue restaurant Ribs ’n’ Bibs, located at 5300 South Dorchester Avenue, has closed for business. The management of Ribs ’n’ Bibs could not be reached for ...
The coffee scene on and around campus is buzzing. From mochas to lattes, high-traffic areas to shyer spots, this non-exhaustive list surveys the many cafés, coffee shops, and eateries students can ...
UChicago Classics professor Clifford Ando blew the whistle on the University’s troubling financial state during a discussion with UChicago history professor Jonathan Levy organized by the Chicago ...
The first thing we noticed when we crept into the Ryerson basement was the scent of dry concrete and industrial musk. The old metallic scents are fitting for the basement’s low ceiling crisscrossed ...
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