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In a Wall Street Journal op-ed about educational approaches to AI, University President Paul Alivisatos also confirmed that a previously reported Core technology ban will extend to humanities classes.
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Arts and Humanities Deputy Dean Eric Slauter offers advice to incoming students on approaching the humanities Core with curiosity, seriousness, and an open mind.
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The new politics and policy specialization—and its spiritual predecessor, the business economics specialization—has little to no overlap with the standard track and should be its own standalone major.
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A columnist offers tips for O-week that will help you find community.
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UChicago may not have a clear “touse” or “bouse,” but its over 30 Greek organizations play a large role in campus life.
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The Maroon spoke with 10 professors across disciplines about how they view AI in the classroom.
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Columnist Sadie Laurel talks sosc, sex, and social capital in a heartfelt missive to incoming first-year students.
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A look at some iconic venues of Chicago’s live music scene.
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AI is a flawed tool that will impact everyone regardless of consent, and a critical understanding will help you wield it while protecting you from biases and harms.
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The “Quantum Shore” development is expected to house what developers say will be the first utility-scale quantum computer. Its backers promise to transform the South Side, even as some residents express skepticism.
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