HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for all newspaper operations, including editorial meetings, content creation (writing, editing, layout), production, and business management.

Notable Features:

Located within Ida Noyes Hall, a historic Collegiate Gothic building designed by Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, which originally served as a women's clubhouse and gymnasium.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, collaborative, and deadline-driven environment where student journalists develop skills in reporting, editing, and multimedia production. Fosters critical thinking, teamwork, and a strong commitment to journalistic ethics.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is the nerve center of student journalism at the University of Chicago, essential for producing the newspaper that informs and engages the campus community.

Values Reflected in HQ: The location within a prominent university building reflects the Maroon's integral role in campus life and its dedication to academic rigor, free expression, and community service through journalism.

Location:

While its physical operations are concentrated at the University of Chicago, The Chicago Maroon's content reaches a global audience online. This includes university alumni, prospective students, academic communities worldwide, and anyone interested in news and perspectives from the University of Chicago. The newspaper also covers international issues and their impact on the campus community.

Street Address:

1212 E 59th St

City:

Chicago

State/Province:

IL

Country:

USA