student life
Forum discusses upcoming campus climate survey
By Min Hahn 1 day ago
The second campus climate survey will be released in the spring and focus on race and diversity at the University.
marketplace
Marketplace returns after spamming with references to terrorist attacks
By Anne Nazzaro 1 day ago
The site was offline for almost a month following 157 spam listings by an anonymous user.
aramark
Student group protests Aramark’s role in prisons
By Alex Ward 1 day ago
“I think we’re fighting a bureaucratic culture that likes to do what’s easy or what’s cheap rather than what’s right, so we need to make a choice to do the right thing.”
IRC
IRC releases annual report on UCPD complaints
By Katherine Vega 1 day ago
The eight complaints that were reviewed by the IRC focused on racial profiling, unprofessional or rude behavior, and unwarranted search or damage of property.
- B(lack)ness and Latini(dad) traverses identites, media
iop
IOP brings six new fellows to campus for winter quarter
By Alexandra Blankenhorn 1 day ago
“The newest part about the fellows program [this quarter] is the emphasis on the race to the White House, and that’s reflected in [the] four Democratic and Republican strategists.”
event
Talk by Van Jones celebrates life of MLK
By Katherine Vega 1 day ago
“It is only in bringing diverse perspectives…that we can work towards the future that Dr. King imagined.”
student support services
University hires first director for Student Support Services
By Isaac Troncoso 1 day ago
Rachel Choto will serve as the head of the new office that supports the University’s undocumented, low-income, and first generation students.
Viewpoints
student health
Talk to Your Doctor About…
By Giuliana Vaccarino Gearty 1 day ago
Doctors need to openly communicate with their patients about financing their health care
family
Politics on the Menu
By Natalie Denby 1 day ago
Even though you may not want to, here’s why you should talk about politics at family dinners
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Sports
uaa
Squad Drops Opening Conference Game of Season
By Michael Hinkley 2 days ago
The women’s basketball squad was unable to defeat the Wash U Bears in St. Louis, starting their conference season 0–1. However, the squad looks forward to further conference play in Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
diving
Chicago Takes on Olivet, Lewis in Winter Opener
By Rhea Bhojwani 2 days ago
A close loss to Olivet Nazarene by the men’s swimming and diving squad prevented the sweep of Olivet and Lewis. The women’s team was able to complete their end of the beat-down and pushed their win-streak to five meets.
uaa
Maroons Split Trio of Matches at Lakeland Duels
By Michael Perry 2 days ago
Although the weekend was not particularly kind to the wrestling team, as they went 2–1, the squad is hopeful for the future of the program and its young members.
men's basketball
South Siders Hold On Down the Stretch to Top Bears
By Emmett Rosenbaum 2 days ago
The men’s basketball team continues their roll into UAA play as they take down WashU on the back of a last possession three-pointer. Chicago continues its 9-game win streak.
basketball
Smith’s Career Noted for Skill, Tenacity, and Above All Else: Leadership
By Britta Nordstrom 2 days ago
On the surface, fourth-year Jordan Smith has contributed much to the men’s basketball program in the form of baskets scored. However, the guard means much than just the points he puts up every night; Smith has fostered a culture of winning throughout his four years.
swimming and diving
Chicago looks to make a splash in its first meet of winter quarter
By Rhea Bhojwani 5 days ago
After a solid winter break full of training, the men’s and women’s swimming and diving squads host tri-meet against Lewis and Olivet Nazarene. The teams will look to continue their success from the Phoenix Fall Classic where both the men and women won their respective portion of the meet.
Arts
Last week at the CSO: a hero’s life, and a life remembered
By Hannah Edgar 1 day ago
“Moser’s interpretation brought together everything one could hope for in a performance of this work: finessed melodic lines, adroit finger work, arresting yet unpretentious virtuosity, and a dash of cheeky wit.”
B(lack)ness and Latini(dad) traverses identites, media
By Grace Hauck 1 day ago
“He tells the story of the first time he took an in-school survey. It was about adolescent drug use. It asked him to indicate name, age, and race (check one).”