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

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“I got in 1 little graffiti arrest & my mom got scared...but my dad lost it when me & the homey didnt take community service seriously” by Pat Phillips. Each week, a different member of Block selects one artwork from the museum’s collection and guides a discussion on how the artists use different media to communicate themes related to “Just Mercy.”

Through “Mercy in the Museum” discussion series, Block Museum explores intersections of social justice in art

November 5, 2020

The Block Museum of Art is offering a virtual discussions series based on One Book One Northwestern selection “Just Mercy,” exploring themes of justice, racism, inequality, gender and mass incarceration....

ASG provided additional funding to four student groups and amended its code review.

ASG funds two “Wild Ideas” from NU students

November 5, 2020

Northwestern Associated Student Government approved funding for two student projects with their Wild Ideas Fund in Wednesday’s Senate meeting — the first to receive these grants this academic year....

Bill Jarvis. The former equipment manager died last week.

Former Northwestern equipment manager Bill Jarvis dies

November 4, 2020

Bill Jarvis served as Northwestern’s former equipment manager for over 35 years. In honor of his time in Evanston, the athletic department renamed the equipment room at Ryan Field for him before he retired....

President Donald Trump and Vice President Joe Biden. The two candidates remain deadlocked in an election with no clear winner yet.

Former Vice President Joe Biden takes Illinois in presidential race still too close to call

November 4, 2020

On Tuesday night, former Vice President Joe Biden won Illinois — and its 20 electoral college votes —- for the 2020 presidential race, which remains too close to call. The Associated Press called...

The recent study showed nearly one-third of study respondents nationally identified COVID-19 as a top issue, topping the list in every state except Alaska, where climate change came out ahead. Other top issues included racism, the economy, healthcare, and crime and violence

Recent study finds COVID-19 to be top issue among voters

November 4, 2020

Researchers from Northwestern, Harvard University and Rutgers University found that the last six months have been critical in shaping voters’ top priorities. The researchers conducted a two-wave survey...

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