Just last year, the three co-founders of Speakeasy, Paul Stacek ’23, Tamas An ’23, and undergraduate Alex Manavi met on campus. A software-as-a-service company assisting venues with payments and ...

Calvert, an executive at the crypto firm Coinbase, spoke to the Maroon about the Clarity Act, a proposed federal law aimed at ...

New York–based firm Steven Holl Architects will conduct primary design work for the Ida Noyes renovation in a process the ...

In 2018, after two decades of steady enrollment growth, former Dean of the College John Boyer said it would soon be time for the College to stop growing. Once undergraduate enrollment reached 7,000, ...

Presidential candidates in the upcoming Undergraduate Student Government (USG) cabinet election will meet tonight to share their slates’ platforms and take questions from Election & Rules Committee ...

Greek life constitutes a notable and growing presence on UChicago’s campus. There are 19 official Greek organizations currently operating on campus, including 10 fraternities and four sororities ...

The Myers-McLoraine Pool at the Ratner Athletics Center will remain closed through at least the remainder of spring quarter and potentially into early summer as the University works to replace a ...

Content Warning: This op-ed discusses or references racism, white supremacy, antisemitism, and threats of violence and sexual assault. It also contains screenshots of emails that reference these ...

An ongoing lawsuit filed in 2019 against the University of Chicago claims that “since 2014, UChicago has been served with more than six internal complaints of race, gender and/or religious ...

A band plays at the Checkerboard Lounge. Published May 30, 1977. Photo by Jonas Dovydenas. Courtesy of the Chicago Ethnic Project Collection, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress. For decades ...

President Donald Trump and his administration have set out to reshape higher education through executive orders and research funding cuts since his inauguration in January. At the University of ...

Members of six unions took to the quad this morning to protest University funding decisions and advocate against new viewpoint neutrality standards at UChicago’s Laboratory School. Graduate Students ...