by Marshall Cohen

In October, the Cook County state's attorney's office sparked controversy when it subpoenaed materials, documents and e-mails regarding the Anthony McKinney case from Medill Prof. David Protess and his Investigative Journalism class, an action which may "chill" efforts to work on future cases, Protess said. Protess spoke with The Daily about his class, which he has been teaching for almost 20 years, and the Medill Innocence Project, which has existed for about 10 years.

About 25 students, administrators and city officials came together to note areas in need of additional lighting. This "Off Campus Light Walk" was held to address one of NU's most recent and pressing problems: student safety.

In a speech to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright discussed the premise of her new book.