by Jordan Holliday
Sunil Kumar, an operations professor at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, will take over as the next dean of the Booth School on January 1, 2011
by Jordan Holliday
The big news this week was the release of the latest rankings of colleges and universities. How did Chicago fare? The Maroon's got the recap.
by Jordan Holliday
After five decades in the basement of the Chicago Theological Seminary, the Seminary Co-op Bookstore will move next year to McGiffert House on Woodlawn Avenue
by Jordan Holliday
Allen Linton has been chosen as SG's first Community and Government Liaison; CTS stained glass to remain in place through the summer
by Jordan Holliday
Below the surface, construction continues on the five-story storage area that is large enough to hold 3.5 million volumes
by Asher Klein and Christina Pillsbury
CORES fears this development is indicative of a larger corporatization of the University.
by Ella Christoph
President Barack Obama is back in town this weekend for the first time since 2009.
by Crystal Tsoi
The pilot program, which currently has 20 bikes, surpassed expectations, with upwards of 600 users and about 100 rentals per week.
by Camille van Horne
Stella, the daughter of two University employees, sits outside a vegetable stand at the 61st Street Farmer's Market last Saturday afternoon.
by Amy Myers
“There isn’t much that Student Government can do in the way of protecting the student,” SG president Jarrod Wolf said.
by Adam Janofsky
Booth School M.B.A. student Dan Firkins was dragged by a taxicab May 14. He passed away Sunday.
by Asher Klein
The stores will close at midnight through Thursday due to concerns over the safety of store staff, after spike in aggressive, drunken shoplifting.
by Ella Christoph
“Education, Not Deportation,” chanted the crowd, which was dotted with T-shirts that read, “Do I look illegal?” in marker.
by Christina Pillsbury
Vice President for Campus Life Kim Goff-Crews made recommendations to fraternities with property regarding their role as members of the community at large.
by Crystal Tsoi
The looming danger of a water-depleted America is unacceptable for University of Arizona law professor Robert Glennon.
by Adam Shuboy
The “nature of the elephant–human relationship and its change over time [is the most] scientifically pragmatic and culturally appropriate ways of conserving elephants," Indian Institute of Science Chair Dr. Raman Sukumar said.
by Darren Leow
The Mansueto Library dome is beginning to take shape as construction continues.
