The center offers a museum, public outdoor grounds, and community spaces on a 19.3-acre campus in Jackson Park.

The backlash against business economics is less a protection of UChicago’s intellectual identity and more a self-fulfilling prophecy pushing students toward Wall Street.

As increasingly intense competition pushes students to forsake intellectual passions in favor of a stronger graduate school application, we risk not only the soul of our university, but the ...

At first glance, Chicago transit can seem complicated, with its with its web of overlapping systems and confusing routes. But ...

The Maroon looks back on the history of athletics at the University ahead of the DIII Maroons’ November 8 matchup against the ...

Walk through Downtown Hyde Park and you may notice the lack of some familiar fixtures. In recent months, several long-standing establishments have bid their farewells to the community. One such ...

From bitter wind chills to summer downpours, Chicago weather can take some getting used to. Here’s what incoming students ...

On November 3, Chicagoans will elect federal, state and county officials, including a new U.S. senator. On February 23, 2027, ...

The Maroon Arts & Culture team presents their recommendations of artistic and cultural opportunities on campus and around ...

The Maroon takes an inside look at the 2026 Chicago Maroons baseball team’s and its improbable road to a first conference ...

The University’s transportation system has spent decades evolving to meet student needs. Today, a new shuttle ambassador program continues a long history of student involvement in University shuttles.

Ph.D. researchers are rigorously trained to be world-renowned scientists, but they are not given equivalent formal training in how to be healthy, supportive mentors—a cornerstone of running a ...