Associate Arts and Culture Editor Violet Conklin reviews the newest Sci-Fi to hit the big screens: The End of Oak Street: a ...

The 2025–26 Common Data Set, which the University released last week, also showed continued growth in transfer-student ...

A report commissioned by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and published earlier this month accused ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson drew boos from the crowd when he stopped short of publicly opposing the Illinois Quantum and ...

All social science Core classes will transition to an “analog” approach for the upcoming academic year, restricting ...

CTS, which has faced mounting financial difficulties in recent years and paused all admissions this past spring, had occupied ...

President Paul Alivisatos announced the launch of a University-wide fundraising campaign, branded “Chicago Minds,” in an email to students and staff on Friday morning. The new campaign is intended “to ...

After a months-long internal review, UChicago’s Laboratory Schools concluded in November that some of its educational practices had strayed from the University’s enduring dedication to open inquiry, ...

The history of Rent is one of Broadway’s strangest stories. Its creator, Jonathan Larson, died the morning of Rent’s final dress rehearsal, 10 days shy of his 36th birthday—not of HIV-related ...

UChicago’s Law School will prohibit the use of electronic devices in most first-year courses next year, one of a number of moves announced this month in a broad strategy statement that outlines a new ...

College Council (CC) elected Class of 2028 Representatives Grace Beatty and Esther Ma as chair and vice chair, respectively, of Undergraduate Student Government’s (USG) legislative body and confirmed ...

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 ...