Solana Adedokun

Hello! What you’re holding in your hands (or reading online) is something very special. This 30-or-so page labor of love is the inaugural The Chicago Maroon Black History Month Issue, made in collaboration with the Organization of Black Students (OBS), the African and Caribbean Students Association (ACSA), Blacklight Magazine, and the Georgiana Rose Organization (GRO). A...

The war in Ukraine has been raging since February. How has life been for Russian and Ukrainian students who are far from the fighting?

Grey City investigates critiques of UChicago’s Crime Lab and its relationship with the Chicago Police Department.

A committee of students, faculty, staff, and mental health experts will review proposals to improve mental wellness on campus and distribute $10,000 in funding across the selected projects.

“As I looked around trying to find my friends, and later as I walked down the Quad, I noticed something that stuck out to me more than it had before: there were barely any Black people there.”

As we finish the first entirely in-person school year since the pandemic started, The Maroon takes a look at how students’ test anxiety has evolved over the different teaching formats.

RSO leaders are not allowed to require masks at meetings and events or to verify vaccination or COVID-19 test results without adviser permission, according to a separate email.

Students on bikes were hit in two separate incidents near 55th Street on the night of October 16.

Grey City unpacks the deeper themes of identity, representation, and history that can be found in discourse about local statues.