Not Just Symbolic: Why Baptism Actually Saves – The Chicago Thinker
Baptism saves. There, I said it. Congrats, Catholics, you're right on this one. I know I’m going to get some| The Chicago Thinker
Editor’s note: Below is the text of the opening remarks by Dr. Jon C. Phillips during the American Identity Summit’s third panel, titled “Can We Afford the American Dream?” Dr. Jon C. Phillips is Chair of the Agribusiness and Food Industry Management/Agricultural Science Department and Professor of Agribusiness at Cal Poly Pomona University. He has […]| The Chicago Thinker
On July 18th, 2025, UChicago Medicine released a statement announcing its immediate termination of “all gender-affirming pediatric care” due to “federal actions.” Before the halt, UChicago Medicine’s Clinic for Affirmation and Reproductive Equity (Trans CARE) provided services such as “gender-affirming hormone therapy” and “puberty blocking therapy” to pediatric patients identifying as transgender or gender non-conforming. […]| The Chicago Thinker
Every year in July, the Mises Institute hosts its much awaited flagship program on Austrian economics, Mises University, often dubbed the “best week of the year” by libertarians alike. Chicago Thinker staff members Shubhaankar Gupta and Kellen Riall participated in this year’s edition of the program, occurring from July 20 – July 26 in Auburn, […]| The Chicago Thinker
Baptism saves. There, I said it. Congrats, Catholics, you're right on this one. I know I’m going to get some| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
Amid ongoing uncertainty in federal research funding, particularly from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the University of Chicago’s Biological| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
If you ever listened to, or had the honor of attending, a crusade led by the late Reverend Billy Graham,| The Chicago Thinker
Baptism saves. There, I said it. Congrats, Catholics, you're right on this one. I know I’m going to get some| The Chicago Thinker
Baptism saves. There, I said it. Congrats, Catholics, you're right on this one. I know I’m going to get some| The Chicago Thinker
If you ever listened to, or had the honor of attending, a crusade led by the late Reverend Billy Graham,| The Chicago Thinker
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“Fascist bootlicker.” That’s what one of the many comments called me on a recent University of Chicago Institute of Politics (IOP) Instagram post about my summer internship. Hi, I’m Braeden — a staff writer and executive social media team member for the Chicago Thinker. After the Thinker’s breakout American Identity Summit last academic year, I […]| The Chicago Thinker
Since we met at the beginning of our first year in autumn 2021, we have visited a different coffee shop| The Chicago Thinker
The United States is known globally as the country of freedom, looked to by the international community for inspiration. After the end of its military dictatorship in the late 1980s, Brazil sought to create a brand new constitution with its civil liberties partially based on the American Bill of Rights. However, in its convoluted 320 […]| The Chicago Thinker
On May 10, the Chicago Thinker hosted its inaugural American Identity Summit in Rubenstein Forum on the UChicago campus, where numerous speakers and moderators discussed critical questions facing the nation. The third panel focused on the concept of the American Dream, a promise of upward mobility through hard work and discipline, and discussed how that […]| The Chicago Thinker
Editor’s note: Below is the text of the opening remarks by Dr. Jon C. Phillips during the American Identity Summit’s| The Chicago Thinker
The fourth and final panel of the Chicago Thinker’s inaugural American Identity Summit, titled "America’s Role in the World," featured| The Chicago Thinker
On May 10th at the Chicago Thinker’s American Identity Summit, Nikolas Ferreira, a 28-year-old conservative rising star and the most| The Chicago Thinker
If you ever listened to, or had the honor of attending, a crusade led by the late Reverend Billy Graham,| The Chicago Thinker
Amid ongoing uncertainty in federal research funding, particularly from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the University of Chicago’s Biological| The Chicago Thinker
Editor’s note: Below is the text of the opening remarks by Dr. Jon C. Phillips during the American Identity Summit’s| The Chicago Thinker
Editor’s note: Below is the text of the opening remarks by Dr. Jon C. Phillips during the American Identity Summit’s| The Chicago Thinker
The college process is messy. Try spending some time parsing through the forms, essays, tests, and more forms, and that| The Chicago Thinker
The University of Chicago’s student labor union, Graduate Students United - United Electrical (GSU), has historically allocated graduate student dues| The Chicago Thinker
Allen Sanderson, a senior instructional professor in the Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics at the University of Chicago, passed| The Chicago Thinker
