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Angeli Mittal

Angeli Mittal

Angeli is a Weinberg freshman from Falls Church, Virginia majoring in integrated science and computer science. She currently serves as Assistant City Editor and works on graphics and print layout for the design desk. When she's not finding the latest COVID-19-related news in Evanston, Angeli can be found walking by the lake or spending late nights at Tech. You can reach her via Twitter or email.

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People in a row with Homecoming Court sashes stand together on a stage and the two people in the middle hold flower bouquets while wearing crowns on their heads.

NU talent kicks off Homecoming with pep rally performances

October 18, 2021
Person with an exposed arm is receiving a vaccine with three blue gloves hovering around.

The Daily Explains: What you need to know about the flu season during COVID-19

October 18, 2021
Brown-and-maroon building sits among green trees and bushes. A few cars are parked at the right of the photo.

Captured: A tour of Evanston’s off-campus dwellings

October 18, 2021
Person in a blue shirt and black backpack walks in the direction of a tan building labeled “Donald P. Jacobs Center.” A line of students in several different color t-shirts stand at the building.

Northwestern COVID-19 positivity rate sees a slight increase, otherwise remains steady

October 18, 2021
Several students waiting in line at a tan building labeled “Donald P. Jacobs Center.” Others walk across the street and walk in the direction of the building.

Northwestern requires staggered COVID-19 testing for all undergraduates

October 13, 2021
Several students waiting in line at a tan building labeled “Donald P. Jacobs Center.” Some students wait on the sidewalk next to the red light waiting to cross the street.

Northwestern COVID-19 positivity rate stays steady at 0.51%

October 11, 2021
Northwestern reported a threefold increase in academic integrity violations in the last academic year. Assistant Dean Ricardo Court expressed his frustration with students in an internal email sent to faculty.

Assistant dean reprimands students in faculty email for threefold academic integrity violations

October 7, 2021
A woman in a pink shirt stands next to another woman in a blue dress, both of whom are pumping up their fists among others in the crowd among them. The woman on the right holds up a pink sign saying “I stand with Planned Parenthood” in capital white letters.

Captured: March to Defend Abortion Access assembles in downtown Chicago

October 4, 2021
Several students in purple shirts stand in a long line in the rain in front of a tan building.

Northwestern reports 51 positive COVID-19 tests, down by 30 from week one

October 3, 2021
Illustration of someone receiving a vaccine shot.

City to administer Pfizer-BioNTech booster shot for eligible individuals

September 28, 2021
Person with purple backpack in front of the Jacobs Center is walking. A line of students trail the testing center, a white building with golden letters.

NU requires additional COVID-19 testing amid case spike

September 26, 2021
Kellogg School of Management in golden letters on a tan building with several students talking and standing in a line.

Northwestern’s COVID-19 on-campus requirements, activities: Explained

September 22, 2021
A female athlete in purple jersey and black shorts is holding a tennis racket, ready to swing at a green tennis ball on the tennis court.

Women’s Tennis: Wildcats end season strong after 25th consecutive berth to NCAA tournament

August 16, 2021
A brick building surrounded by trees with four pillars in front.

Need to Know: A guide to financial support and saving at NU

August 16, 2021
A pink head with a heart where the persons brain is.

A guide to mental health and wellness resources at NU

August 15, 2021
Layers of public transit, such as a bus, a train and a plane against a purple background

Navigating public transit on campus, in Evanston and around the windy city

August 15, 2021
Illustration of person in dark blue jacket putting hands over forehead, sitting on floor under a “final notice” sign in red letters on a brown door.

Illinois tenants behind on rent payments are eligible for up to $25,000 in financial assistance

May 19, 2021
An illustration of an arm being injected by a COVID-19 vaccine.

CDPH talks COVID-19 falling vaccination rates in light of expanded eligibility, relaxed guidelines

May 17, 2021
Five photos of outgoing Mayor Steve Hagerty with the recipients of the Keys to the City award. In the top left, Hagerty is shaking hands with someone in a black jacket holding an award with the key on it. The other four photos are the recipients posing in a room with a blue wall, brown podium and gray floor.

Mayor Hagerty presents five Key to the City awards

May 10, 2021
Girl in purple uniform hits the ball with black stick on the green tennis court.

Northwestern ends season with loss to Texas A&M in Round of 32

May 10, 2021
Evanston Public Library red brick building with sidewalk, bushes and grass. Two people are walking on the sidewalk.

Evanston Public Library to host Spanish financial literacy modules in “Mes de la Educación Financiera” throughout May

May 4, 2021
A needle is shown going into an arm against a blue background. Two hands, all wearing a blue glove, are holding a syringe and a vial. A third hand touches the arm.

You got the COVID-19 vaccine — now what? Chicago health experts answer questions on vaccine effectiveness, immunity

April 29, 2021
Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Joseph E. Hill Education Center, a red-brick building with large and plated glass windows are pictured. Beneath one set of windows are a set of raised steel letters with the building name. A short green hedge borders the building in front of a sidewalk.

District 65 intends state spring assessment administration despite pandemic

April 26, 2021
Three physicians at a vaccination site. The left one is wearing a green shirt and holding several vaccine needles, the middle one is wearing a black shirt and is also holding a needle. The right one is wearing a green shirt and taking the picture.

Illinois medical professionals address COVID-19 vaccine inequity, withstand infodemic

April 15, 2021
Una ilustración de una jeringa de vacuna parcialmente llena. Detrás de ella hay un vial, y otros 3 viales intercalados en el fondo. También hay ilustraciones de partículas de CoV-2 del SARS.

La guía de vacunación del Daily: Lo que tienes que saber para poder vacunarse

April 14, 2021
Lasagna with yellow cheese and red sauce heart in the upper right corner on a background of various shades of red with seven yellow hearts.

Lasagna Love Mamas and Papas address food insecurity, deliver home-cooked meals

April 14, 2021
Photo of 13-year-old boy wearing a black sweatshirt and sitting on stairs.

Eli Coustan, 13-year-old Evanston resident, creates website to help community members find vaccines

April 13, 2021
White COVID-19 silhouette with a purple Daily logo in the middle on a purple background.

Evanston pauses J&J vaccine as federal agencies review rare cases of blood-clotting nationwide

April 13, 2021
A blue background and multiple illustrations of the COVID-19 virus around the screen depicted as green circles with red spikes. There are multiple vials of the COVID-19 vaccine in the graphic with a large vial at the center with a large needle at the center of the image in front of the largest vial.

Illinois residents 16 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccine April 12

April 12, 2021
Mayor Steve Hagerty sits at a table in a white shirt and striped tie

1 in 5 Evanston residents are fully vaccinated, but positivity rates are on the rise

April 2, 2021
A colorful graphic with a blue background and multiple illustrations of the actual COVID-19 virus around the screen depicted as green circles with red spikes. There are multiple vials of the COVID-19 vaccine in the graphic with a large vial at the center with a large needle at the center of the image in front of the largest vial.

The Daily’s COVID-19 vaccination guide: what you need to know and how to get a COVID-19 vaccine

April 2, 2021
The old GSRC in Norris University Center. Legislation passed by ASG calls for the center to be moved to a house on Sheridan Road.

ASG, Payne-Kirchmeier talk Gender and Sexuality Resource Center relocation obstacles, timeline

March 4, 2021
A hand-drawn illustration of a resident speaking into a microphone with Mayor-elect Daniel Biss silhouetted in the background. Royal blue background with light blue polka dots.

Evanston residents, organizations react to projected primary results

February 25, 2021
A wall in the Shorefront Legacy Center. Shorefront Legacy Center has been awarded a two-year grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Shorefront awarded two-year grant for its preservation of the city’s Black history

February 18, 2021
Associated Student Government reviewed and unanimously approved election guidelines and student group seat allocation timeline.

ASG approves election guidelines, student group seat allocation timeline

February 11, 2021
Limited vaccine supplies hinder hopes to expedite vaccine distribution as the city continues Phase 1B rollout.

City officials talk Phase 1B COVID-19 vaccine distribution, limited supplies

February 5, 2021
Associated Student Government reviewed and unanimously approved election guidelines and student group seat allocation timeline.

ASG elects senators to Rules Committee

January 28, 2021
Walgreens locations in Illinois will start receiving vaccines directly from the federal government as part of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program announced by the White House on Tuesday.

City details COVID-19 vaccine rollout, encourages community-wide vaccination

January 25, 2021
Ward 6 candidate Katie Trippi seeks to secure and sustain affordable housing, support small and minority-owned businesses and prioritize equitable access to Evanston resources for local youth.

Ward 6 candidate Katie Trippi seeks accessibility, affordability and equity

January 19, 2021
Northwestern Medicine announced Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine registration Dec. 15. Feinberg physicians and students were among the first to receive it.

Feinberg physicians and students get COVID-19 vaccine, stress continued vigilance

January 15, 2021
Associated Student Government reviewed and unanimously approved election guidelines and student group seat allocation timeline.

ASG talks leadership changes and late-night dining, passes FMO enshrinement

January 14, 2021
A sign on the Donald P. Jacobs Center that reads “Welcome Wildcats! Testing Entry Ahead”

Northwestern administers Color winter COVID-19 testing, students talk experiences

January 11, 2021
NU alumni discuss the student protests to abolish NUPD and the University’s responses. Some are considering withholding donations to the University.

NU alumni talk student protests, stop University donations due inadequate response

November 20, 2020
ASG provided additional funding to four student groups and amended its code review.

ASG finalizes fall funding allocations, amends code review

November 20, 2020
Illinois Pretrial Fairness Act aims to end cash bonds, reduce financial and racial barriers and prioritize community safety.

Pretrial Fairness Act seeks to end cash bail, promote racial and criminal justice

November 20, 2020
Current speaker of the Senate Matthew Wylie. The Weinberg junior came under fire at Wednesday’s Senate meeting for his sharing of a racist meme in a private ASG communication channel in January.

ASG tables FMO enshrinement, discusses failures to address internal racism

November 19, 2020
ASG provided additional funding to four student groups and amended its code review.

ASG awards NUSolar vehicle a sustainability grant

November 12, 2020
Northwestern Alumni Association hosted a post-election panel where four Medill graduates shared their experiences and perspectives covering the 2020 election.

Medill alumni discuss 2020 election coverage and impacts on journalism industry

November 11, 2020
Mariachi Sirenas band members pose in front of La Cocinita food truck at Sunday’s Day of the Dead celebration in James Park Soccer Field.

Community members commemorate life for Day of the Dead

October 26, 2020
Neal Taparia (Weinberg ‘06). The co-founder of EasyBib and SOTA Partners is going back to his roots to mentor budding startups.

Neal Taparia, founder of EasyBib, cites his entrepreneurial journey

October 20, 2020
An art installation in “Art Under Glass.” Evanston Made installed art into vacant storefronts across Evanston.

“Beyond the Walls”: Evanston Made’s “Art Under Glass” revitalizes vacant storefronts

October 7, 2020
NU is among 30 colleges participating in Facebook Campus across the United States.

Northwestern students experiment with Facebook Campus, the latest way to build a virtual community

October 5, 2020
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