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Adedokun, Jaiswal, and McClure to Lead The Maroon in the 2023–24 Year - Vimarsana News

Adedokun, Jaiswal, and McClure to Lead The Maroon in the 2023–24 Year

The 2023–24 Slate consists of Solana Adedokun and Nikhil Jaiswal as co–editors-in-chief, Michael McClure as managing editor, Allison Ho as chief production officer, and Dylan Zhang and Astrid Weinberg as chief financial officers.

University Folk Festival Returns for 63rd Year - Vimarsana News

University Folk Festival Returns for 63rd Year

On February 10 and 11, the University of Chicago Folk Festival will strum back onto the stage at Mandel Hall, continuing a decades-long tradition which brings some of the most well-known (and obscure) traditional folk acts from across the country to Hyde Park every year.   Among the can’t-miss acts, according to third-year and festival co-president...

The Power of the Monochrome - Vimarsana News

The Power of the Monochrome

Avery Preesman’s diptych “Echo”: On the left, lines of micro wax run with Cartesian precision across a large canvas panel, and the whole piece is painted a single flat sterling. On the right, a much smaller square of concrete has been debossed with a sort of rough crosshatching. Deep grooves radiate from one corner of...

University Appoints New Housing and Residence Life Director - Vimarsana News

University Appoints New Housing and Residence Life Director

David Hibbler Jr. will move to Chicago from the University of South Florida, where he was director of Residential Education.

Organizers Demand Affordable Housing, Transparency at Woodlawn meeting - Vimarsana News

Organizers Demand Affordable Housing, Transparency at Woodlawn meeting

A coalition of community groups unveiled new demands at campaign, including a $1 billion housing grant from the University.