Philip Venticinque, who began his tenure as dean of students in the College in February 2024, spoke with the Maroon about his ...

Our commitment is to the well-being of our patients. Therefore, if there’s something that impedes our ability, it is our ...

Recent student protests at Columbia University, an institution with a rich tradition of student activism, highlight the ...

A decade later, the Maroon asked the authors of the Chicago Principles about the drafting process, last spring’s protests, ...

As AI becomes increasingly present in academia, UChicago professors debate whether to embrace, regulate, or prohibit it.

On a windy Wednesday night, under a hubbub on the precipice of spring, The Salt Shed thumps. Its heart is resuscitated by the ...

The program, currently in its inaugural year, allows students to bypass retaking premedical requirements at the University.

Perhaps there really was a college-wide increase in GPAs or test scores due to UChicago’s health and wellness initiatives, ...

Within the classroom, many faculty members have an expectation that the Chicago Principles protect their right to express ...

Associate Arts Editor Shawn Quek explores how alternative pop icon FINNEAS brings whispered confessions to a roaring crowd.

In light of the Trump administration’s new executive orders, Rhodes Scholar Francesco Rahe explores trans identity at ...

In the Sports Box, the Maroon’s sports section outlines UChicago Athletics’s recent results and upcoming games. Sports Boxes ...