Micah Quigley (J.D. ’21) will clerk for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch during the October 2025–26 term. In an interview with the Maroon, he spoke about how his interests aligned with Gorsuch, ...

The University of Chicago did not end up with an overwhelmingly male class by virtue of its applicant pool. As splendid ...

As an international student from France, I had never heard of land acknowledgements—until I started the college admissions process in the United States. Hearing each university’s admissions ...

The third-floor reading rooms will stay open until 1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday nights this quarter, but will close earlier ...

In his Wednesday address to incoming students, University President Paul Alivisatos highlighted how UChicago is adapting to ...

The University dropped from sixth to ninth place in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of American institutions of ...

The 575,000-square-foot facility is set to open its doors to patients in April as the only standalone cancer research and ...

Content warning: This article contains references to sexual abuse. Chair of the University of Chicago Board of Trustees David Rubenstein (J.D. ’73) met and directly corresponded with Jeffrey Epstein ...

It is absolutely not a top-down thing,” English department chair Benjamin Morgan said, describing how AI policies are ...

AI is a flawed tool that will impact everyone regardless of consent, and a critical understanding will help you wield it ...

Arts and Humanities Deputy Dean Eric Slauter offers advice to incoming students on approaching the humanities Core with curiosity, seriousness, and an open mind.

The “Quantum Shore” development is expected to house what developers say will be the first utility-scale quantum computer.