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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


The first of several anticipated hostage and detainee exchanges within the six-week ceasefire took place Sunday.
Students react to news of ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel
Leah Schroeder and Alexia Sextou January 21, 2025

On Sunday, a ceasefire deal went into effect between Hamas and Israel, promising the exchanges of hostages and detainees and aiming to end the 15-month long conflict. Students on campus have had varied reactions to the ceasefire which began yesterday. Over the next six weeks, Hamas and Israel are...

Red Cards help people assert their rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution.
Students prepare ahead of potential immigration raids in Chicago
Nineth Kanieski Koso, Newsletter Editor • January 21, 2025
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An illustration of Willie the Wildcat holding a large purple pencil against a purple background. He is wearing a T-shirt with a crossword-grid pattern.
Daily Mini Crossword, January 17, 2025
Gabriel Bernick, Reporter • January 16, 2025
While the Evanston shoreline repair project aims to stabilize the city’s shoreline, it lacks funding to start development.
Evanston shoreline repairs project lacks funding to advance
Meryl Li, Reporter • January 21, 2025

After multiple public meetings and preliminary designs, the Evanston shoreline repairs project has yet to find sufficient funding for its endeavors, according to project manager Stefanie Levine.  No other funding opportunities currently stand out as something “really amazing” the city should pursue, she said.  “We don’t have funding to do anything else,” Levine said. “We were originally hoping to get funding through (the Federal Emergency Management Agency), but it’s very difficult to qualify.” The project was initially inspired by lakefront damage to the shoreline in 2020, when water levels in Lake Michigan reached a record high and a storm destroyed portions of the...

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Senior Sydney Pratt hits a forehand in a match last season.
Women’s Tennis: NU trounces Butler 7-0 in season opener
Eli Kronenberg, Assistant Sports Editor • January 21, 2025
Klineman: Today, I am still shamelessly American
Klineman: Today, I am still shamelessly American
Aidan Klineman, Op-ed Contributor • January 21, 2025
Two cutout images of a blond woman, one of her holding a microphone while wearing a fuzzy purple vest and one of her holding a microphone while wearing a sequined leotard, superimposed on a piece of notebook paper and a cutout image of Deering Library.
Taylor Swift attracts students to literature class, but the art of poetry retains them
Navya Singh, Reporter • January 21, 2025
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Letter To The Editor: Open Letter from 33 Faculty — Support Northwestern’s DACA and Undocumented Students, Workers and their Families
Letter To The Editor: Open Letter from 33 Faculty — Support Northwestern’s DACA and Undocumented Students, Workers and their Families
33 members of NU faculty January 20, 2025
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Who Asked You: Dual citizenship and degrees, slow walkers and skinny jeans
Who Asked You: Dual citizenship and degrees, slow walkers and skinny jeans
Alexander Hernandez Gonzalez, Alice Oh, and Anavi Prakash January 16, 2025
Students and Evanston residents take in election results at watch parties
Ashley Lee, Kara Peeler, Clara Martinez, Jason Xing, Sid Sivaraman, and Sai Trivedi November 6, 2024
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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881
Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881