At one of those cramped, sticky tables tucked in the back corners of Bartlett Dining Commons, a group of second-years debates whether or not the Italian brainrot characters could be considered the ...

A program that grants prospective students a fast track to acceptance, as long as they can pay, makes an already competitive ...

Fredrik Værslev: The Joy of Painting was on view at the Neubauer Collegium through March 27.

The student-written Burden of Burial was an insightful look at a classic story, and the absurdist El Cepillo de Dientes gave ...

College Council (CC) passed a resolution to amend its elections code to allow candidates to run for multiple positions in ...

On Tuesday, November 5, Chicagoans cast their ballots in the general election. Polling places across the city’s 50 wards were open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. City-wide turnout was high, at around 60 ...

During their quarterly board meeting, University trustees voted to further integrate AI into University administration by replacing President Paul Alivisatos.

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In Court Theatre’s 71st season, the cast and crew put on a provocative rendition of the 1888 one-act Miss Julie.

The gift will support faculty hiring and is part of a broader $200 million initiative in artificial intelligence, President ...

U of C fencers are a proud bunch. The fencing club’s website even links to a page claiming that fencing is better than sex. But why shouldn’t fencers be proud? Their sport is closely related to code ...

A seminal collaboration between two University of Chicago dance powerhouses, Maya and EX Crew, ignited an exciting evening.