Promontory Point is one of the best places in Chicago to feel the healing power of nature. But a government-led restoration ...

For most UChicago undergraduate students, summer break consists of internships, family time, summer classes, or traveling.

The mass adoption of artificial intelligence by the University is antithetical to the goals of liberal education.

The University of Chicago did not end up with an overwhelmingly male class by virtue of its applicant pool. As splendid ...

The Chicago Maroon is excited to offer $1,000 reporting grants to University of Chicago students who qualify for federal work study or have comparable financial need. As a grant recipient, you will be ...

Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime is an ambitious meditation on morality in entertainment that excels in its performances, visuals, ...

Just as ancient knowledge is recombined and incrementally built upon to create new knowledge, the most ancient universities are a hodgepodge of old buildings with modern amenities and newer buildings ...

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 ...

Records fell and a thirty-point spread separated the two teams at the final buzzer, but it wasn’t a sure and easy path to victory for football. Wrapping up a three-game home stand, the Maroons (3–1) ...

The Maroons (2–0) kickstarted their season in grand fashion over the weekend, winning their home Tip-Off Tournament with two victories, one over Rockford (1–1) and one over Coe (1–1). The tournament ...

The University dropped from sixth to ninth place in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of American institutions of ...

To the Class of 2030: At the start of this academic year, you’re trying out something entirely new. Congratulations! We can relate, kind of: with this issue, the Maroon is switching to broadsheet, a ...