“We’ll be focused on Washington Park just as much as we are on Woodlawn and the Jackson Park area.”
Obama Library
Obama Center Reps: Development Coming to Washington Park, Despite Choice of Jackson Park for Library
presidential library
Jackson Park Selected for Obama Presidential Center
More information will be announced at a press conference on Wednesday, August 3 at the Museum of Science and Industry.
greek life
Student Sues Phi Delt; Alleges Hazing, Assault
The suit alleges that on March 7, 2015 a former pledge was forced to consume an excessive amount of alcohol at a fraternity ceremony before he was singled out to be physically assaulted in a basement room of the chapter house.
CSO Unveils Fritz Reiner Bust at Symphony Center
bon appetit
Bon Appetit Takes Over Campus Dining
Dining services provider brings a slate of new restaurants to Hutchinson Commons
Obama Library
Obamas Select Architect for Presidential Library
Barack and Michelle Obama announced that Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects and Interactive Design Architects will design the library.
center for identity and inclusion
Center for Identity and Inclusion Remembers Orlando Victims
“Like all of you, I’m still trying to process this. This affects all of us.”
Kissinger
Kissinger Receives Probation, Will Graduate Tomorrow
After his hearing, Kissinger spoke to a rally that formed outside Levi to support him.
Viewpoints
greek life
Letter: Panhellenic Council Addresses Sororities’ Accomplishments, Challenges to Come
Panhellenic Council is UChicago’s largest women’s organization, and the umbrella organization for the four National Panhellenic Council affiliated sororities at… Read more »
history
Letter: Alumni Take Issue With History Department Changes
We have recently come to learn that the Department of History has decided to do away with the compulsory B.A…. Read more »
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Sports
men's outdoor track and field
Nine Maroons Close Out Season at NCAA Championships
Eight women from the outdoor track and field squad went to the NCAA Championship, where they garnered two All-American finishes. The men were represented by fourth-year Michael Bennett who finished 14th in the pole vault.
Chicago sports
A Year in Review: The Maroons of 2015–2016
This year has been full of excitement for Chicago athletics, as ten of the 17 varsity teams made their respective NCAA Championships. The women contributed six of these berths while the men’s side chipped in four NCAA bids.
maroons
Nine Maroons Take Part in NCAA National Championships in Iowa
The Maroons sent eight women and one man to NCAA National Championships this year. While none of the competitors have yet earned, each has impressed with his or her performance.
athletics
Maroons’ Season Comes to a Close at NCAA Quarterfinals
Both the men’s and women’s tennis teams made the NCAA National Championships this year, ending their terrific seasons with respectable postseason showings.
athletics
A Year in Review: Maroon Awards 2015–2016
For the year in review, the Maroon takes a look back at the best and brightest in UChicago sports.
Last Chance meet
Bennett Looks to Reclaim National Title in the Pole Vault
Fourth-year pole vaulter Michael Bennett will travel Waverly, Iowa this weekend to compete for a national championship.
Arts
CSO Unveils Fritz Reiner Bust at Symphony Center
“The legend of the Chicago Symphony . . . was made by Fritz Reiner.”
CSO and De Waart Put the “Classic” in Classical Music
“There is something oddly refreshing about hearing an old-school concert. . .”
the Sketch
Arts, briefly.
CSO Serves Up Program to Satisfy All Palates
Which of the two was the main course, however, depends on who you ask.
UChicago Clothesline Project Gives Voice to the Unheard
“We see the value in art as a form of healing, expression, and community building,” Keisler said.
the Sketch
Arts, briefly.
Grey City Magazine
A Sunroom of One’s Own
It’s a clear, warm Saturday morning in May, and my sunroom is full of light and the sounds drifting up… Read more »
Particle Politics
December 17, 2007 was dubbed “Black Monday” by the scientific community in America. National laboratories across the country learned that… Read more »
How Things Work: UChicago’s Global Centers
Vice President for Global Engagement Ian Solomon’s office is lined with mementos of his time in Washington, including photos with… Read more »
Holding Court
Early Morning. While the rest of the world sleeps, Ian Mahoney, 56, shoots free throws and runs sprints. Two… Read more »
Must Love Cats, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Parasite
It’s only too easy to spot a dog person. Their canine predilection bounds right up and licks you on the… Read more »