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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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Tenured faculty members spoke out against the NU’s demonstration policy.

Tenured faculty protest University demonstration policies at The Rock

November 21, 2024

Around a dozen Northwestern tenured faculty members rallied by The Rock on Wednesday afternoon in protest of the University’s new demonstration policies. The demonstration drew a small crowd as faculty...

Evanston residents respond to a poll about new services and features they would value in an updated Civic Center.

City to move operations to 909 Davis St. in early 2025 following high construction costs

November 20, 2024

On May 29, Evanston’s 5th Ward newsletter said city government operations would move out of the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center by September. At a 5th Ward meeting in May, Economic Development Manager...

Members of ACIR with a conflict regarding an investment decision must recuse themselves from deliberations.

Investment Responsibility Committee’s recusal policy sparks backlash among faculty, students

November 20, 2024

The reconstituted Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility opened applications this fall to skepticism from students and faculty about the committee’s recusal policy for members with conflicts...

Graduate student center Matthew Nicholson slams home a lead-taking alley oop against Montana State Tuesday,

Men’s Basketball: Northwestern beats Montana State 72-69 as Barnhizer returns

November 20, 2024

Graduate student guard Ty Berry was trapped in the backcourt. Four Montana State players surrounded him after he had stolen the ball, up 69-67 with 36.7 seconds left. With a turnover, the visitors would...

Weinberg freshman Isaiah Thomas said he is concerned about the lack of financial security students will have if President-elect Donald Trump acts on his plan to   structurally change FAFSA and the DOE, both of which are cornerstones to federal financial aid.

FGLI students express uncertainty amid potential changes to Department of Education, FAFSA following presidential election

November 19, 2024

On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump vowed to dismantle the Department of Education after taking office — a move that could usher in sweeping changes to the Free Application for Federal...

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