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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern


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Encore! Evanston, which will run from February through April, will feature free, non-ticketed music at three different venues.

Evanston nonprofits launch program bringing live music to local restaurants

February 5, 2025

Last year, Evanston residents Jeremy and Zarina Docken noticed a flaw in traditional art education: It can fail to provide artists with the business acumen necessary to navigate a creative industry, leaving...

Evanston Fire Department crews rescue a dog at the Dog Beach on Jan. 25.

A week after ‘Titanic’ rescues of 1 dog after another, Dog Beach reopens

February 3, 2025

Evanston Fire Department crews had just rescued a dog in distress from the icy Dog Beach Jan. 25. The firefighters had started packing up their equipment when they got the word. Another dog down. “A...

Ald. Clare Kelly (1st) is working with NU administrators to discuss a center for community partnerships, which will connect students with local organizations.

Ald. Clare Kelly and NU could join forces to craft local partnership center

January 30, 2025

Ald. Clare Kelly (1st) and Northwestern administrators are in talks about forming a center for community partnerships similar to the Netter Center at the University of Pennsylvania.  The Netter Center...

Evanston residents who use wheelchairs and walkers avoid taking the train as much as possible due to the lack of working accessibility measures, including the elevator and help line.

CTA yet to improve accessibility at Evanston ‘L’ stations

January 27, 2025

Evanston resident Michael Pearce, who uses a wheelchair, used to ride the CTA’s Purple Line to visit his grandparents. However, Pearce said he ran into so many issues around platform accessibility that...

Pace, the suburban bus agency, has proposed a “transformational” plan to boost service across its network. It also faces a fiscal cliff.

Despite financial strain, Pace seeks to revitalize bus network

January 23, 2025

Despite a looming $770 million deficit for Chicago area transit agencies, Pace has outlined plans that would restructure much of the suburban bus network. According to the Regional Transportation Authority,...

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