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The Class of 2028 saw unusual changes in the shares of certain demographic groups, including a steep drop in Hispanic/Latino enrollment, following the Supreme Court’s ban of affirmative action in 2023.

Every student at the University of Chicago (UChicago) has, at some point, received at least one anxiety-inducing email from Eric

The University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics (IOP) has long been a site for spirited debate and intellectual engagement, but

This article was originally written by: Virginia Wright Voter suppression has been rampant throughout the history of the United States,

This article was originally written by: Molly Morrow On April 6, 2022, the first day of the “Disinformation and the

This article was originally written by: Ronan O’Callaghan”, ‘Molly Morrow In what some have deemed a “post-truth” world, consumers of

This article was originally written by: Téa Tamburo UChicago is one of many universities across the country opting to hold

This article was originally written by: Madeleine Parrish On January 29, #CareNotCops, a UChicago campaign to defund and disband the

This article was originally written by: Chase Gardner Want hope for a better, more accessible, more welcoming UChicago experience? Look

This article was originally written by: Henry Branch While the Presidential race was the first topic on everyone’s mind for

This article was originally written by: Chase Gardner The Gate spoke with Student Government (SG) President Jahne Brown and College

This article was originally written by: Grace Penta On January 22nd, the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics invited retired

This article was originally written by: Chase Gardner “Are you registered to vote?” If no one asked you that this