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In a rally organized by the Divest UChicago coalition, students protested UChicago’s investment in fossil fuels and advocated for greater transparency from the University regarding its endowment.

At 7:39 p.m., the Chicago Police Department’s communications division told The Maroon that the threat was “non–bona fide.” The University later confirmed that there was no evidence of a shooting.

Despite a warning to full-time staff members the previous week, student workers remained unaware of toxic chemicals in certain books until a staff member posted a sign independently.

Panel discussions, day of service, gallery talks on ancient recycling on tap this month

On coursework, Cairo, and making it count.

Protestors joined activists from the Obama Community Benefits Agreement Coalition to demand greater University accountability and action in regard to South Side rent increases.

The administration’s recent attempt to suppress an on-campus SJP demonstration using armed UCPD officers fits within a larger pattern of anti-Palestinian bias on the part of the University.

Pollinate’s founders help students get into competitive classes by offering a suite of services, including a real-time notification system, and plan to unveil more next quarter.

CHICAGO — Ever read “Betonbuch”? Don’t look for it on Amazon. Only 100 copies exist. And actually, no one has read it. Not a single copy has even been cracked.

While their 2017 attempt at unionization was foiled by a hostile NRLB and University, GSU is confident it can finally win official recognition.