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10th annual Unity Soccer Festival celebrates diversity, sportsmanship

July 17, 2024

Hundreds of soccer enthusiasts and community members gathered at the Robert Crown Community Center on...

Four individuals face charges for April’s pro-Palestine encampment

July 16, 2024

Northwestern Police Department issued four class A misdemeanor citations this month to individuals involved...

City Council approves $2 million grant application to renovate Hilda’s Place, talks Evanston Dog Beach accessibility access

July 11, 2024

City Council approved the city’s plan to apply for a $2 million federal grant to renovate Hilda’s...

City Council expands guaranteed income program, exempts athletic fields from leaf blower ordinance

July 10, 2024

City Council expanded eligibility for the guaranteed income program and approved an exemption for athletic...

Body recovered in Lake Michigan, EPD examining identity of body

July 8, 2024

A 41-year-old male went missing swimming at Lighthouse Beach on June 30, and a body discovered about...

Evanston’s ‘Seeds of Change’ theme inspires unity at Fourth of July parade

July 8, 2024

Every Fourth of July, Evanston residents crowd Central Street for the city’s award-winning parade,...

Lawsuit against Pritzker School of Law alleges its hiring process discriminates against white men

July 3, 2024

A conservative activist group filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the Pritzker School of Law alleging its...

Opinion

Perry: A little humility goes a long way

Alex Perry, Staff Writer

It’s a personal hell of mine to exist as a journalist and a habitually private person. From my understanding,...

Brew, Hou, Leung, Pandey: On being scared to tweet and the pressure to market yourself as a student journalist

June 4, 2024

Haner: A love letter to the multimedia room

June 4, 2024

Sports

Football: Northwestern embracing realigned conference challenge at Big Ten Media Days

July 25, 2024

With just over a month until Northwestern’s Aug. 31 season opener against Miami (Ohio) at Martin Stadium, coach David Braun, graduate student running back Cam Porter, graduate...

Independent review of athletics department released, puts forth key recommendations

June 27, 2024

Northwestern hosts groundbreaking ceremony at Ryan Field construction site

June 25, 2024

Video

Run clubs are the latest craze in Chicago

Emily Kim, Digital Managing Editor

June 19, 2024

Run clubs are the latest craze, and West Twn Brew Crew is one of many in Chicago. Combining fitness and socializing over coffee, this club is all about “running with friends.” Email:...

The secret (and short) lives of cicadas on campus

Audio

NU Declassified: Prof. Barbara Butts teaches leadership through stage management

Edward Simon Cruz, Assistant Audio Editor

May 19, 2024

Communication Prof. Barbara Butts believes stage management requires a diverse set of leadership skills, and she wants her students to be able to use them both inside and...

Everything Evanston: Behind the boba in downtown Evanston

Campus

Misdemeanor charges dropped against NU faculty for activity during pro-Palestinian encampment

July 19, 2024

Four individuals face charges for April’s pro-Palestine encampment

July 16, 2024

Nights at Dearborn Observatory, CIERA Astronomer Evenings bring astronomy education to the public

July 3, 2024

City

Captured: Downtown’s joint market, concert series offers eclectic summer night

July 22, 2024

Fifth ward school to be named “Foster School” at groundbreaking, decades in the making

July 19, 2024

10th annual Unity Soccer Festival celebrates diversity, sportsmanship

July 17, 2024

Women’s Tennis: Mosolova, doubles team move on in singles tourney

Staff report

May 26, 2011

Both Northwestern representatives in the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships moved on Thursday to play another day.

Senior Maria Mosolova showed why she had the No. 10 ranking by handling No. 35 Irene Rehberger of South Florida, advancing in straight sets to the Round of 16, 6-4 6-4.

Things looked bleak for the No. 12-ranked unit of sophomore Linda Abu Mushrefova and freshman Nida Hamilton, who dropped their first set 4-6 against Maryland’s team of Cristina Sanchez-Quintanar and Jordaan Sanford. But the team regrouped, winning the final two sets 6-0, 6-2 to rally for the victory.

Mosolova advances to play No. 3 Hilary Barte of Stanford. Mosolova is familiar with Barte: The pair squared off in the Cardinal’s victory over NU in the team Championships, with Barte defeating Mosolova 6-4 6-1 to give her only her third dual match loss of the season.