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“How Much Worse Could It Get?” Baker and Cathey Dining Commons to Close
“We were already going to cause awful lunch backups with the Bartlett closure. How much worse could it get?”
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Professor Allen Sanderson Makes Inspiring Debut at UChiCon
Sanderson also shocked attendees by taking home the grand prize of the Cosplay competition.
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“Perspective for Difficult Times”: An Oral History of UChicago’s Most Infamous Administrative Email
Three years ago today, admin sent an email entitled “Perspective for Difficult Times” into the university community’s inbox. Granted unprecedented access, we spoke to the people involved in creating the infamous email on…
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Reg to Introduce Death Penalty for Overdue Books
Effective immediately, students found to have one or more books overdue from the library will be shot on sight by a “state of the art automated weaponry system” installed at the building’s front…
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Nuclear Reactor Found in Rafters of Harper Memorial Library
Students studying for their midterms did not look up when warned “there’s a nuclear reactor,” only speaking up to respond that Harper Memorial Library is a no-talking zone, and would you please kindly…
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UChicago Introduces 4:30 AM Final Exams, Citing Cost-Saving
A follow-up announcement clarified that students would be expected to move out within one hour of their last final to avoid a $5000 fine and a one-point deduction to their GPA.
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Meet Frank, UChicago’s First International Student from Vatican City
Frank, dressed in all white and sporting a delightfully eccentric hat, reports being “born” in 2003 but “doesn’t feel a day over 60.”
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So You Have a Big Dick? Here Are 6 Better Ways to Prove It Than Going to a Gun Range With the College Republicans
Major in Biz Econ: What better way to prove your one-eyed trouser snake is well above average than by playing with coloring books all day?
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What Your Favorite Coffee Shop Says About You
Hallowed: Your last date looked like the girl from Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless.
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New Humanities Core Sequence for STEM Majors Will Teach Punctuation
“I have good words! Humanities bad!” protested Pat Greeneberg, a Bio major.