The Chicago Maroon

A new professorship, the Law School's Exoneration Project, Humans of Hyde Park, and film reviews from yours truly on Episode 106! Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, Jake Zucker, and William Kimani Edited by: Gregory Caesar

What a week! Regenstein pandemonium, a divestment rally, SCAV training, and much more on Episode 105 of The Weekly . Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, Pravan Chakravarthy, and William Kimani Featuring: Carter Beckstein and Jake Zucker Edited by: Gregory Caesar

The Maroon interviews Cameron Powell, a full-time writing specialist in the College and member of Writing Faculty United's (WFU) organizing committee, about WFU's recent push for unionization. WFU represents SOSC Writing Advisors, Writing and Research Advisors, Lectors, and Writing Specialists at the University. Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, William Kimani, and Carter Beckstein Featuring: Cameron Pow...

The University's latest legal battle, USG drama, and a new (University of) Chicago holiday on Episode 104 of The Weekly. Hosted by: Carter Beckstein, William Kimani, Jake Zucker, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar

A deluge of news on today's Weekly episode, including yet another administrative shakeup, a suspicious property purchase by the University, toxic books, and much, much more. Hosted by: Pravan Chakravarthy and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar

Election updates, ISAC, and other campus happenings on Episode 102 of The Weekly. Hosted by: Carter Beckstein, Jake Zucker, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar

On our 101st episode, Pravan and Jake discuss adjunct faculty unionization, the mayoral election, the university's new Forum for Free Inquiry, and more! Hosted by: Pravan Chakravarthy, Jake Zucker Edited by: Jake Zucker

Five years. One pandemic. 1,500 minutes. On the 100th episode of the Weekly, the Podcasts team celebrates the story of the branch and looks to the future. As always, we also discuss pressing issues affecting the community, including the large-scale theft of newly-installed flags for pedestrian crossings (that may or may not be equipped with tracking devices). Here's to 100 more. Hosted by: Pravan...

Bernadette and Angelique recall their favorite 2022 memories, dish out probably true, possibly false 2023 predictions, offer sort of helpful advice for winter in the windy city, and get vulnerable about their new year promises. Edited By: Bernadette Broscius Hosted by: Bernadette Broscius and Angelique Canchola

A new campus startup, USG's shakeup, the latest on GSU, and more on the 99th episode of the Weekly. Hosted by: Pravan Chakravarthy, William Kimani, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar Celebrate our upcoming 100th episode with us! If you would like a shoutout, please complete this form by March 25th: https://forms.gle/93AFyzDWSySzzN7c6

On our 98th episode, we discuss a new master's program, campus water woes, a new GSU vote, and more. Hosted by: Carter Beckstein, Jake Zucker, William Kimani, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar

Episode Notes In this special issue podcast, Sydney Cook explores the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement.

On our 97th episode, we discuss the University's administrative shakeup, Promontory Point development, and a new anti-gun violence measure. If you would like to be featured on our 100th episode, please submit this form: forms.gle/NHu5mCwJEhpvet2x6 Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, Pravan Chakravarthy, Jake Zucker, and Carter Beckstein Edited by: Gregory Caesar

Warm up your morning with the latest edition of the Weekly . On this episode, we discuss the latest University freedom of expression initiative, new study abroad courses, a CS server meltdown, and more. Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, William Kimani, and Jake Zucker Edited by: Gregory Caesar

On this episode of the Weekly , we discuss a variety of news from campus and beyond, including a Hyde Park apartment lawsuit, and Bob Dylan's relevance to the University's long-running folk festival. Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Pravan Chakravarthy, William Kimani, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar

On this episode of the "Weekly," hear about major campus news from the past week: robberies, the commencement of a new shuttle service, a new Booth degree program, and Kuvia. We also welcome William to the branch. Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Carter Beckstein, William Kimani, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar

Happy New Year from the Maroon Podcasts team! In our first episode of 2023, we catch up on campus happenings: a fire in Woodlawn, fraternity controversy, Provost Ka Yee C. Lee's departure, and a beloved UChicago winter tradition Hosted by: Gregory Caesar, Jake Zucker, Pravan Chakravarthy, and Carter Beckstein Edited by: Gregory Caesar

In our final Weekly episode of the year, we discuss major campus happenings: a food truck crisis, business econ supply-and-demand, midterm season in Hyde Park, and more! Podcasts wishes everyone a happy holiday season, and we hope you'll tune back in next year!

Though, to the everyday person, math may seem quite static, Mark Bly joins us to breathe life into the subject. He calls it a “human endeavor,” a subject with a history that puts most other disciplines to shame. Bly shares with us his journey in mathematics as both a student and an instructor: a transition from failing engineering major to math PhD and professor at UChicago. Hosted by: Owen Doming...

Last March, podcast reporter Evelyn Wyman interviewed student-musician Kai Breeze about his new music, the trials and tribulations of music production, poetry, and all of the brighter things in life! Hosted by: Evelyn Wyman Featuring: Kai Breeze

Lead podcast editor Jake Zucker sits down with the newly elected Class of 2026 College Council Representatives. They discuss their campaigns, what they want to get done, and their spirit animals.

Survivor at UChicago, more IOP talk, Halloween fun, and more on this edition of the Weekly! Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Carter Beckstein, and Noa Morris Edited by: Gregory Caesar Music by: Andrew Dietz

Lead podcast editors Jake Zucker and Miki Yang interviewed Professor Blattman, faculty member in The Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts, to discuss his work and the 2022 Pearson Global Form held on October 14.

A one-on-one between lead podcast editor Jake Zucker and Paul Rand, host for the Big Brains podcast. Hear about Big Brains's history, its 100th episode milestone, and what its future has in store.

Stardom abound on this week's edition of The Maroon Weekly! We're joined by several new voices today—including Noah Glasglow, senior news reporter for The Maroon. Hear about a Booth professor's Nobel win, UChicago's 2022 Sloan Research Fellows, College Council winners for the Class of 2026, and more! Welcome Megan Ha, Timothy Lu, and Maelyn McKay to the branch! Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Carter Becks...