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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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Summer Sounds helps fulfill the Evanston Thrives Retail District Action Plan goals.
Captured: Downtown’s joint market, concert series offers eclectic summer night
Shreya Srinivasan, Print Managing Editor • July 22, 2024

Welcome to The Daily’s photo blog: Captured. This is a space for The Daily’s photographers to share their best work, including photos from weekend performances and events around the community. You...

The groundbreaking gave community members integral to the 5th Ward School, now Foster School, the chance to “break ground,” fitted with hard hats and shovels.
Fifth ward school to be named “Foster School” at groundbreaking, decades in the making
July 19, 2024
Players from opposing teams embrace following a game at the 10th annual Unity Soccer Festival Saturday morning.
10th annual Unity Soccer Festival celebrates diversity, sportsmanship
July 17, 2024
Preview of what is happening in Chicagoland this week.
The Week Ahead, July 15-21: Concerts, Movies and Celebrations in Chicagoland
July 17, 2024
A man in a suit looks through his glasses and speaks into a microphone at the City Council dais.
City Council approves $2 million grant application to renovate Hilda’s Place, talks Evanston Dog Beach accessibility access
July 11, 2024
Preview of what is happening in Chicagoland this week.
The Week Ahead, June 17-23: Juneteenth, Summer Solstice and Pride Celebrations in Chicagoland
June 17, 2024
A silver car decorated with rainbow streamers, pride flags and plastic flowers.
Evanston Pride youth car parade cultivates safe space amidst increased anti-LGBTQ+ legislation nationwide
June 3, 2024
A storefront that reads ‘Parlor on Central.’
Central Street ice cream parlor aims to become Evanston staple
May 21, 2024
A room with chairs and a spiral staircase.
‘A piece of the puzzle to Evanston’: City welcomes only tattoo shop
May 15, 2024
About 40 people filled the Joseph E. Hill Early Childhood Center, holding signs for the board meeting.
District 65 School Board votes to close Dr. Bessie Rhodes School
June 11, 2024
People sit at a table with microphones.
District 65 Board hears 5th Ward school naming update, presentation on individualized education services
May 21, 2024
Preview of what is happening in Chicagoland this week.
The Week Ahead, July 8-14: Markets, Art Festivals and Concerts in Chicagoland
July 8, 2024
Left to right: Shannon Stiles, Ozivell Eckford, Ted Williams III, Marchello Lee and Vanessa Love perform in the show.
‘1619: The Journey of A People’ brings audiences through an intense, beautiful journey of African Americans at the Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre
July 2, 2024
Scales in front of a redlined Evanston.
The Daily Explains: Contextualizing the Evanston reparations lawsuit
June 5, 2024
A kangaroo.
Leaping into controversy: Illinois bill could pouch kangaroo ownership
May 30, 2024
A person raises their hand while talking at a dais.
City Council approves $800,000 settlement over Fountain Square leaks, discusses leaf blower ordinance amendments
June 26, 2024
The new city flag was selected from over 200 submissions to the Evanston Youth Flag Design Contest.
City flag approved, new affordable housing authorized at City Council
June 25, 2024
Matt Gentile, peddles Independence Day merchandise out of a wagon before the parade.
Street vendors flourish at Evanston's Fourth of July parade
Benjamin Fogler, Reporter • July 8, 2024

Oak Lawn resident Rich Cotter is a familiar face each Fourth of July, parading with a basket of flags and snappers strapped to his chest. As he hustles up and down Central Street, customers...

Some performers used primers to help their makeup hold throughout the Evanston Fourth of July Parade.
Stars, Stripes and Smudge-Proof Makeup: How Performers Beat the Heat at Evanston’s Fourth of July Parade
Abby Lowenstein, Reporter • July 8, 2024

Sweat trickled down cheerleader Augusta Rose’s back as she danced in last year’s Fourth of July parade, executing synchronized kicks, swings and jumps after weeks of rigorous practice.The...

A body was found two miles off of Dempster Street Beach on Saturday morning. (Daily file photo by Shun Graves)
Body recovered in Lake Michigan, EPD examining identity of body
Shannon Tyler, Summer Editor in Chief • July 8, 2024

A 41-year-old male went missing swimming at Lighthouse Beach on June 30, and a body discovered about two miles off of Dempster Street Beach potentially matches the man’s description,...

Children from Evanston Aquatic Camp ride in a parade float.
Volunteer leadership ensures Evanston's Fourth of July celebration shines bright
Stella Seitz, Reporter • July 8, 2024

Amid parents marking their sidewalk spots, children’s laughter and the occasional barking dog, one man and his team of volunteers stood out among the relaxed crowd at Evanston’s...

Parade-goers gathered on Central Street Thursday for Evanstons 101st annual Fourth of July Celebration
Captured: Crowds Flood Central Street for Evanston’s Fourth of July Parade
Carter Nishi, Reporter • July 8, 2024

Welcome to The Daily’s photo blog: Captured. This is a space for The Daily’s photographers to share their best work, including photos from weekend performances and events around...

Parade participants from Evanston Latinos hold a sign to celebrate the celebration’s “Seeds of Change” theme.
Evanston's 'Seeds of Change' theme inspires unity at Fourth of July parade
Connor Tang, Reporter • July 8, 2024

Every Fourth of July, Evanston residents crowd Central Street for the city’s award-winning parade, bolstered by community organizations and contributors. Bands march to lively tunes,...

Preview of what is happening in Chicagoland this week.
The Week Ahead, July 1-7: Fourth of July Celebrations and Concerts in Chicagoland
Nineth Kanieski Koso, Reporter • July 2, 2024

The Week Ahead is back, a preview of all things Evanston and Chicago. This week features Fourth of July celebrations and parades, concerts and a festival. Starlight Concert: Big...

The shore of Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline in the background.
Evanston Fire concludes recovery search and rescue efforts for missing swimmer after 'exhausting' all resources
Shannon Tyler, Summer Editor in Chief • June 30, 2024

The Evanston Fire Department concluded a recovery search and rescue operation this afternoon for a missing swimmer off of Lighthouse Beach identified as a 41-year-old man. The operation...

Weir said that if farmers move cattle in Bison feeding patterns, grass grows back healthier and fuller.
CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Bill Weir discusses his new book 'Life as We Know It (Can Be)'
Nineth Kanieski Koso, Reporter • June 26, 2024

Award-winning CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Bill Weir discussed stories and ideas from people who are thriving in the wake of climate change as part of his new book, “Life as We...

Members of the Ryan family pose at the Ryan Field groundbreaking ceremony Monday.
Northwestern hosts groundbreaking ceremony at Ryan Field construction site
Lucas Kim, Print Managing Editor • June 25, 2024

Northwestern formally broke ground at the construction site of the new Ryan Field, set to open for the 2026 season, in a ceremony Monday morning. With University officials, city...

Preview of things to do and see in Chicagoland this week.
The Week Ahead, June 24-30: Concerts, Art Festivals and Pride Celebrations in Chicagoland
Nineth Kanieski Koso, Reporter • June 24, 2024

The Week Ahead is back: a preview of all things Evanston and Chicago, featuring concerts, art festivals, free movies and pride celebrations. Starlight Concert: Chicken Bone Robert...

Former residents of the Wesley Avenue apartments voiced their concerns to the Housing and Development Committee on Tuesday night.
Wesley Avenue residents call for action amid recent move-out
Emily Kim, Digital Managing Editor • June 24, 2024

Members of Evanston’s Housing & Community Development Committee addressed concerns of former Wesley Avenue apartment residents facing uncertainty about their homes in a Tuesday...

Chicago Pride Fest will have an estimated 100,000 people in attendance.
The 23rd annual Chicago Pride Fest features JoJo Siwa, Sapphira Cristál and Bob the Drag Queen
Nineth Kanieski Koso, Reporter • June 21, 2024

The 23rd annual Chicago Pride Fest, hosted by the Northalsted Business Alliance chamber of commerce, will take place along Halsted Street from Addison Street to Grace Street in Northalsted...

The Chicago area is offering many summer events ranging from music to movies that dont break the bank.
From movies and concerts to free days at Museums, here are some free things to do this summer in Chicagoland
Nineth Kanieski Koso, Reporter • June 20, 2024

Having fun this summer does not have to require spending a lot of money. Here are some fun, free events happening in Chicago and Evanston this summer.  Starlight Concert & Movie...

The City’s community centers will act as cooling centers. It’s advised to spend at least two hours in an air-conditioned space if your home does not have A.C.
First heat wave of the season brings record-breaking temperatures: Here’s how to stay cool
Shreya Srinivasan, Print Managing Editor • June 18, 2024

The Chicago area saw record-breaking temperatures this past weekend, and highs in the 90s are expected later this week. Although no heat advisory has been issued, cooling centers are...

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