The new politics and policy specialization—and its spiritual predecessor, the business economics specialization—has little to ...

Ahead of the upcoming city elections, The Maroon is publishing a series of explainers on the offices and issues Chicagoans will be voting on. In the 20th Ward, nine candidates are vying for the seat ...

Arts and Humanities Deputy Dean Eric Slauter offers advice to incoming students on approaching the humanities Core with curiosity, seriousness, and an open mind.

The O-week experience and beginning of fall quarter can be overwhelming; these are tips I wish I had known at the start of my first year. This advice applies to anyone, regardless of background.

From bitter wind chills to summer downpours, Chicago weather can take some getting used to. Here’s what incoming students ...

On November 3, Chicagoans will elect federal, state and county officials, including a new U.S. senator. On February 23, 2027, ...

The Maroon Arts & Culture team presents their recommendations of artistic and cultural opportunities on campus and around ...

Ph.D. researchers are rigorously trained to be world-renowned scientists, but they are not given equivalent formal training in how to be healthy, supportive mentors—a cornerstone of running a ...

It is absolutely not a top-down thing,” English department chair Benjamin Morgan said, describing how AI policies are ...

The University’s transportation system has spent decades evolving to meet student needs. Today, a new shuttle ambassador program continues a long history of student involvement in University shuttles.

The backlash against business economics is less a protection of UChicago’s intellectual identity and more a self-fulfilling prophecy pushing students toward Wall Street.

Hyde Park Jazz Festival Artistic Director Kate Dumbleton. Courtesy of Michael Tercha. The Hyde Park Jazz Festival quickly became a beloved tradition for South Siders after it launched two decades ago.