The 2025–26 Common Data Set, which the University released last week, also showed continued growth in transfer-student applications and enrollment.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson drew boos from the crowd when he stopped short of publicly opposing the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park project at an August 15 town hall.
Over the past decade, the share of students majoring in the humanities and arts has declined while business economics has exploded—realizing long-standing fears about the pre-professionalization of the College.
Associate Arts and Culture Editor Violet Conklin reviews the newest Sci-Fi to hit the big screens: The End of Oak Street: a story of a family of four doing whatever it takes to survive their new neighbors from the Mesozoic Era.
Thirty-five years after Lollapalooza got its start as a touring festival centered in alternative music, six performances reveal how the genre, and the festival, have evolved.
Matt Johnson chefs up a masterpiece, honoring the roots of a beloved cultural icon.
The band stopped at Tinley Park’s Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre during its first major world tour in four years, celebrating the release of its new album, Sanctuary.
Former UChicago men’s basketball player Thomas Kurowski has continued his athletic career after college, playing for the Norwood Flames in Australia.
From its culture to song selection, the UC Pep Band reflects the fun and quirky UChicago identity.
Until 2012, UChicago undergraduate students needed to pass a swim test to graduate. What did this graduation requirement look like?
Members of UChicago’s various dance groups describe their artistic process and the work that goes into assembling their performances.
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