Office of International Affairs Breaks Down International Student Visa Restrictions
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OIA program administrators explained how new Department of Homeland Security regulations would impact UChicago students during an August 5 webinar.
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Uncommon Interview: Coinbase’s Kara Calvert on Federal Crypto Legislation
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Calvert, an executive at the crypto firm Coinbase, spoke to the Maroon about the Clarity Act, a proposed federal law aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
University Selects Architecture Firm for Ida Noyes Modernization
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New York–based firm Steven Holl Architects will conduct primary design work for the Ida Noyes renovation in a process the University said will extend through autumn quarter.
Evanescence Unleashes Its Power on Sanctuary World Tour
Chicago Maroon
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 .
Joji Returns to Chicago on His SOLARIS Tour
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Three years after his last world tour, Joji returns to the United Center for a sold-out show.
New Visa Restrictions Would Force International Students to Reapply Every Four Years
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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.
“The Template for Law Schools Around the World”: UChicago Law School Announces New AI Strategy
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The Law School will prohibit electronic devices in most 1L courses next academic year, according to a broad strategy statement outlining its new approach to legal education amid increasing use of AI at universities and in the field.
Supergirl Falls Below Expectations
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Craig Gillespie’s 2026 adaptation of a critically acclaimed graphic novel is a turbulent ride.
On Valuing Art: Reflections on EXPO CHICAGO
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After the annual art fair, Nolan Shaffer reflects on the value we attach to art.
UChicago Raises “Serious Concerns” Over Proposed Federal Grant Rules
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The Office of Management and Budget proposal would give political appointees greater authority over grant decisions and threaten long-term and international research, the University said.
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