The University announced reductions and pauses in hiring, graduate admissions, and capital projects. chicagomaroon.com/48358/news/uni…

A UChicago initiative seeks to innovate weather and climate research and forecasting with artificial intelligence. chicagomaroon.com/48413/news/cou…

Camille Cypher shows how academic writing still matters despite growing incentives to use AI. chicagomaroon.com/48422/viewpoin…

As the Maroons wrestle with expectations for a new season, the team’s leadership is targeting personal growth and team-building efforts off the mat as a key to continued success on the mat. chicagomaroon.com/48435/sports/u…

Arts editors present a dozen options for dates—with budding romances, new friends or, in proper UChicago form, your course book. chicagomaroon.com/48387/arts/hyd…

In the face of indiscriminate threats against all facets of higher education, double majoring is your best bet. chicagomaroon.com/48438/viewpoin…

Last fall, the Atlantic published an article claiming that elite college students are unable to read full books. The article describes UChicago as the “last bastion of people who do read things,” but how true is that statement really? chicagomaroon.com/48399/grey-cit…

Kaci Sziraki provides a deep dive into the poker scene at UChicago. chicagomaroon.com/48401/grey-cit…

Grey City reporter Jack Rich explores the many masks worn by UChicago’s “worst” dorm. chicagomaroon.com/48404/grey-cit…

The interdisciplinary program launches this autumn quarter, alongside a new Core writing requirement and an archaeology major. chicagomaroon.com/48411/news/ent…

Federal funding cuts have exacerbated the University’s financial challenges, while other executive actions have affected DEI programs, gender-affirming care, and international students. chicagomaroon.com/48407/news/how…

News reporter Kati Langille gives a crash course in local and state government. chicagomaroon.com/48395/news/chi…

Beginning with the Class of 2029, the “Summer Session Early Notification” option allows all Summer Session participants to apply to UChicago on an accelerated schedule and receive decisions on a rolling basis before November 1. chicagomaroon.com/48393/news/uch…

The University’s multi-year plan to revamp the writing program will introduce the new Core course Inquiry, Conversation, Argument and discontinue the writing specialist position. chicagomaroon.com/48388/news/uch…

As federal troops stage for deployment to Chicago, the Maroon recaps recent developments related to ICE’s “Operation Midway Blitz” and speaks to experts on the scope of the National Guard’s civilian authority. chicagomaroon.com/48769/news/wha…

A UChicago international student was briefly detained by federal agents yesterday at East 55th Street and South University Avenue, according to an email from the University’s Office of International Affairs (OIA). ->

The Maroon is working to document sightings of federal immigration enforcement in the Hyde Park-Kenwood-Woodlawn area. Submit a tip here: chicagomaroon.com/tips/

Video footage obtained by the Maroon shows that at least three federal law enforcement agents detained an individual near E. 61st Street and S. Greenwood Ave at approximately 12:10 p.m. this afternoon and then drove away with him in a black Jeep SUV.