OIA program administrators explained how new Department of Homeland Security regulations would impact UChicago students during an August 5 webinar.
The Office of International Affairs said it was evaluating how the new Trump administration rule, which applies to F and J visa holders, will affect international students at the University.
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.
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.
Three years after his last world tour, Joji returns to the United Center for a sold-out show.
Craig Gillespie’s 2026 adaptation of a critically acclaimed graphic novel is a turbulent ride.
After the annual art fair, Nolan Shaffer reflects on the value we attach to art.
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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