The Chicago Maroon

Learn all about Women's Volleyball in this week's installment of Student Section! Hosted by: Isaac Krakowka Featuring: Madison Pearson, Anne Marie Stifter, and Coach Sharon Dingman Edited by: Isaac Krakowka Music produced by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

On December 16th the NLRB will close a comment period on a proposed regulation to exempt graduate students preforming work for compensation from the definition of an employee. Graduate student workers from the University of Chicago, Northwestern University and Loyola University marched in front of the NLRB's Chicago office to protest the exemption and make their voices heard in hopes to inhibit a...

This week in quadcast: Learn about Women and Youth Supporting Each Other (WYSE). It is a national mentorship organization that is devoted to strengthening women in their communities! Hosted by: Julia Radhakrishnan Featuring: Celeste del Valle Edited by: Julia Radhakrishnan Music: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

This week on the weekly: reports of sexual assault at a fraternity, a discussion of sexual misconduct in a campus town hall, a transfer of owernship of Yerkes Observatory, a new ramen shop, and more! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Isaac Krakowka, Austin Christhilf, Joanna Zhuang, Matthew Chang, and Ruth Selipsky Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music Produced by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

This episode of quadcast: Neighborhood Schools Program (NSP)! Learn all about the work that NSP does in the Southside community! Hosted by: Julia Radhakrishnan Featuring: Vanessa Guigon, Sydney Buffonge, Ryan Murphy, and Brandi Snodgrass Edited by: Julia Radhakrishnan Music produced by: Andrew Dietz and Aaron Cendan

This week in the news: the Obamas were back in town this past week as was former FBI director James Comey. Also, the University recently changed its honors system for academic achievement. Listen for more on these stories and more! Hosted by: Austin Christhilf and Isaac Krakowka Edited by: Austin Christhilf Music by: Andrew Dietz and Aaron Cendan

We've got stories ranging from new PhD research into gene therapy to the strange eating habits of the squirrels on campus. Check it out! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Matthew Chang, and Ruth Selipsky Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music produced by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

We've got a big episode for you this week with a lot of new voices! Join us as we cover controversy with the Sigma Chi chapter, John Kerry's discussion at the IOP, the O-Week community service program, the Red Line Extension, and much more! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Austin Christhilf, Isaac Krakowka, Matthew Chang, Beza Desta, Titi Arowolo, Timmy Lee, and Joanna Zhuang Edited by: Ram Balasu...

This week on the Weekly! A look into classroom overflow, a winner of the MacArthur Foundation Grant, updates in some of the University's graduate programs, and a synopsis of homecoming! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakowka Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music by: Andrew Dietz and Aaron Cendan

Welcome back to The Maroon Weekly! In this episode, we go over the nurse's strike, the opening of a new Trader Joe's in Hyde Park, a large donation to the Museum of Science and Industry, and a lot more! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Isaac Krakowka, and Austin Christhilf Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music by: Andrew Dietz and Aaron Cendan

Welcome to the Maroon Podcast's first ever O-week episode. Ram and Isaac take you through some tips that you may find useful as you are transitioning into college life. Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakowka Edited by: Isaac Krakowka Music produced by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

Susie and Brittany find a lead which brings them to the Reg. In the B Level they find a never before found secret door which leads to the secret lab which split the atom back in the 40s. Brittany and Susie find Old Trisha, the labs current inhabitant who claims she is over 2000 years old. Featuring: Written by: Charlie Kolodziej & Jacques Manjarrez Abi Hunter as Susie Derkins Rebecca Husk as B...

Chad is still sad but is reminded of his love for the school by a passing prospie tour. He is reunited with former Maroon writer Ray Gams who helped work with him on something called the Dario Fiasco. Later that day Chad meets with his secret informant. Featuring: Written by: Charlie Kolodziej & Jacques Manjarrez Quinn Kane as Chad Swan Reed Thurston as Ray Gams Tony Del Sesto as Random Dad Me...

Chad is sad so Susie has to take over. Making her way to student health she finds only an empty, vacuous space. At student health, she finds a lead for something called the "Order of the Phoenix". Featuring: Written by: Charlie Kolodziej & Jacques Manjarrez Quinn Kane as Chad Swan Abi Hunter as Susie Derkins Omar Almakki as Ivan Barnabus Rebecca Husk as Brittany Edited by: Austin Christhilf

The WORLD PREMIER of the Chicago Maroon Podcasts latest series. Podcast Correspondents Chad and Susie uncover something fishy going on at student health and decide to take the lead. Featuring: Written by: Charlie Kolodziej & Jacques Manjarrez Quinn Kane as Chad Swan Abi Hunter as Susie Derkins Omar Almakki as Representative Austin Christhilf as Stressed Student Edited by: Austin Christhilf

This week in the news: a look at the planned GSU strike, the switch of the Seminary Co-op bookstore to a nonprofit, two important pieces of legislation passed by Illinois state congress, and more! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakowka Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan

This week on the quad: a look at the Outdoor Adventure Club, the University of Chicago's premier student organization for outdoor exploration. Hear more about the group, the trips they take, and how you can get involved! Hosted by: Julia Radhakrishnan Featuring: Michael Thew Edited by: Julia Radhakrishnan

This week in the news: protests against a bill on abortion funding, student government's 2019-2020 budget resolution, the spread of the Chicago Principles on Free Speech to other colleges/universities, an incident involving the death of a bipolar man in Hyde Park, and more. Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakwoka Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

A look on the hallmark tradition of the University of Chicago, Scav, both from the perspectives of team members and a team captain. Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Julia Radhakrishnan Featuring: Maxwell Taub, Brett Katz, and Nicola Lustig Music by: Andrew Dietz

This week in the news: Dean of Students gives updates on housing, GSU plans a potential strike, a new Trader Joe's opens in Hyde Park, a new member joins the Chicago Quantum Exchange, and more! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakwoka Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Deitz

This week in the news: The aftermath of the student government executive slate elections, an internal audit of graduate student payments, a donation of a rare collection of book volumes, and a local presentation regarding burgalries in the Hyde Park and Washington Park communities. Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music by: Aaron Cendan, Andrew Deitz

Professor Miguel Caba and second-year Maya Osman-Krinsky talk to the Maroon about their exhibit on the poetry of the Spanish Civil War. Entitled, What happens when Fascism wins, this exhibit exhibits newly translated poems from poets exiled or assassinated for opposing General Francisco Franco’s regime. The original texts, their masterful translations, and historical paraphernalia are on display o...

This week on the quad: Phoenix farms, UChicago's premier beekeeping and Urban Farming RSO. Find out about Harper Hives and the highest bees in Chicago, or Avant-gardens and its mission. Also learn all of the quirks of beekeeping (including a massive winter bee trade ring in California). Hosted by: Julia Radhakrishnan Featuring: Cameron Gudobba, PJ Wilkins Edited by: Julia Radhakrishnan

This week in the news: May Day protests, SG passes a resolution to recognize GSU, graduate students walkout and much more. Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Isaac Krakwoka Edited by: Issac Krakowka

This week, a listener's study of the ancient love language of Greece and Rome has an uncomfortable clash with frat party hookups. Listen while Abby and Abby try to use their HUM close reading skills to parse through it all! Featuring: Abby & Abby Produced by: Austin Christhilf & Natalia Rodriguez Edited by: Austin Christhilf