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A Brief History of Occupying Buildings and Camping on the Quad at UChicago - Vimarsana News

A Brief History of Occupying Buildings and Camping on the Quad at UChicago

Grey City’s deep dive into the Maroon’s archive presents a lineage of civil disobedience and radical action by students against the administration over collegiate, local, and international issues.

University Will "Bargain in Good Faith" With GSU-UE, Provost Lee Says – Chicago Maroon - Vimarsana News

University Will "Bargain in Good Faith" With GSU-UE, Provost Lee Says – Chicago Maroon

Lee’s email suggests that the University will not challenge the certification of GSU-UE’s successful unionization vote, a contrast to its approach to the last successful vote in 2017.

Undergraduate Student Government Announces University Construction Project to Fix Drainage Issues on the Quad - Vimarsana News

Undergraduate Student Government Announces University Construction Project to Fix Drainage Issues on the Quad

The announcement comes after heavy precipitation caused lingering water to pool on quad pathways in late December, though the project has been in the works since last spring.

Graduate Student Unionization: For World-Class Research and Teaching at UChicago - Vimarsana News

Graduate Student Unionization: For World-Class Research and Teaching at UChicago

For graduate workers, organizing their colleagues and fighting for union recognition are imperative steps in producing high-quality work.

Faculty Senate Executive Committee violated Louisiana's open meetings law, again - Vimarsana News

Faculty Senate Executive Committee violated Louisiana's open meetings law, again

LSU Faculty Senate leaders again violated Louisiana’s open meetings law when on Wednesday they met without giving proper public notice that they intended to meet.