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

The Daily Northwestern

Cole Reynolds

Cole Reynolds, Print Managing Editor

Reynolds is a journalism sophomore. He has previously served as assistant city editor for The Daily. Outside of reporting, you can find him making fresh pasta or other culinary creations. From Oakland, California, he is in constant need of a jacket even during the spring months.

 

Last updated summer 2023.

All content by Cole Reynolds

The Weekly: Dining worker transfers, football loss to Ohio State, Rock repainting

November 18, 2024
In Focus: Students and staff report some dining workers for harassment. Compass transfers them — and misconduct continues.

In Focus: Students and staff report some dining workers for harassment. Compass transfers them — and misconduct continues.

November 6, 2024
A skater descends into Evanston Skate Park

Evanston’s new skate park delivers community but not ‘street cred’

April 7, 2024
A sign on top of a building that reads “The Chicken Shack” in addition to providing a phone number and food options.

Best Late Night Bite: Evanston Chicken Shack

February 26, 2024
Members of the Northwestern University Graduate Workers union voted overwhelmingly in favor of ratifying its tentative contract agreement with the University.

NUGW reaches tentative contract agreement with the University, awaits full-group vote on ratification

February 23, 2024
Demonstrators held LED signs in Saturday night’s mist and sung songs calling for a ceasefire in Gaza

Residents hold vigil, call for ceasefire in Gaza at Light the Night exhibit

January 29, 2024

Pouring Fire: The 2023 Segal Iron Pour

January 19, 2024
The lawsuit alleges the city terminated Bird in retaliation for personal statements sympathetic to the Palestinian people in Gaza.

Former city employee sues Evanston, Biss, for retaliation to Israel-Hamas war comments

January 12, 2024
Monday's approval of the Ryan Field ordinances follows months of tension between the city, its residents and the University.

City Council approves NU Ryan Field rebuild plan after months of debate

November 21, 2023
The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Advisory Committee aims to put city officials and Evanston residents with disabilities in more regular, more formalized communication.

How the Evanston ADA Advisory Committee supports people with disabilities

November 15, 2023
The lawsuit alleges the city terminated Bird in retaliation for personal statements sympathetic to the Palestinian people in Gaza.

City Council tables Rebuild Ryan Field approval, introduces 2024 budget

November 14, 2023
A brown school sits on a row of green dollar bills.

‘Sick to my stomach’: 5th Ward school is $25 million over budget, board to consider alternate plans

October 17, 2023
Golfers on Canal Shores. The course is midway through its almost $6 million renovations.

Growing grass, growing golf: Canal Shores rebuilds, hopes to become center for next generation

October 8, 2023
The Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center.

Evanston one of 24 cities selected for partnership program Cities Forward

August 15, 2023
Chicken Shack. For incoming NU students looking for a place for delicious fried chicken, this is your spot.

Five hidden restaurant gems to check out in Evanston

August 12, 2023
With tree-lined sidewalks, a protected bike path along Sheridan Road and three rail stops just blocks away from campus, the area adjacent to the University provides a spectrum of different options to explore.

The Chicago area has one of America’s most robust transportation networks. Here’s how NU students can use it

August 10, 2023
The Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center.

Evanston, not Chicago: An introduction to the city NU is a part of

August 10, 2023
The Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center. A purple flower stands in the foreground in front of the red and white brick building.

Evanston Corporation Counsel will leave Evanston on Aug. 11

July 26, 2023
A woman holds a clear trophy

Biden nominates Medill alum to be head of Navy, first woman on Joint Chiefs of Staff

July 25, 2023
University President Michael Schill.

NU President Michael Schill discusses Pat Fitzgerald termination, football program

July 24, 2023
An image of a football player wearing purple hangs on the side of a tan building.

Lloyd Yates becomes first named football player to sue Northwestern in hazing scandal

July 24, 2023
A man wearing a black hoodie with the Army West Point logo on it, a black baseball cap and sunglasses.

Northwestern relieves baseball coach Jim Foster of duties, team to look for fourth head coach in four years

July 13, 2023
Man in coat stands on field

Northwestern parts ways with football coach Pat Fitzgerald

July 10, 2023
Ryan field. Multiple players have come forward describing hazing rituals on the Northwestern football team.

Former NU players describe racist environment in football program

July 10, 2023
A team huddle. A former player alleges that inappropriate hazing traditions took place throughout his time at NU.

Former NU football player details hazing allegations after coach suspension

July 8, 2023
A man writes on a red pole

Whiskey bar Oskar opens, showcasing local liquors

July 2, 2023
A hand holds a red shake with a label that says “shake smart” In the background, an illustration of Norris University Center can be seen.

Shake Smart to shake up Norris come September as renovations start for health food chain

June 29, 2023
A tan residential building

City Council approves loans, holds land sale for Church Street affordable housing complex

June 26, 2023
A lacrosse player with goggles and a white jersey prepares to shoot the ball.

Lacrosse: Izzy Scane nominated for 2023 ESPY for Best College Athlete

June 21, 2023
Mayor Daniel Biss sits behind a desk and speaks into a microphone.

‘Grim, sobering’: Evanston City Council OKs elevator repairs, talks failing infrastructure

June 14, 2023
A square shaped building with the words Robert Crown Community Center, surrounded by grass and trees.

Evanston to serve meals to children during the summer

June 13, 2023
A tan residential building

City council introduces ordinance to sell 5th ward property to the Housing Opportunity Development Corporation

June 13, 2023
Hand pushes timesheet card into machine with blue background.

City Council adopts Fair Workweek ordinance

May 25, 2023
A moss-covered building with a red roof

Council moves to request Harley Clarke renovation proposals

May 23, 2023
A red-and-white striped tent sits in front of trees.

Annual Garden Fair brings unique plants to a resurgent Evanston gardening community

May 21, 2023
People hang onto a metal fence and throw their arms into the air

Northwestern, Mayfest talk Dillo Day and graduation with Evanston residents

May 15, 2023
Orange lettering on a window reads “walk up window”

Fonda Cantina opens late night walk-up window, serves late-night authentic Mexican cuisine

May 14, 2023
A red “Office for Rent” sign sits on a vacant storefront behind a sidewalk.

Council allocates $3 million toward Evanston Thrives recommendations

May 10, 2023
A breakfast burrito sits on a table in front of a window.

Yelp names Ovo Frito Café one of 100 best brunch restaurants in U.S.

May 9, 2023
People standing in front of a tent with a sign reading “Farmers’ Market” sits in front of buildings

Evanston Farmers’ Market opens season with spring produce and seven new vendors

May 7, 2023
Four people stand around a pingpong table

Pingpong players with Parkinson’s serve up support, social ties

May 2, 2023
Three Northwestern students were selected to serve as reparations research interns for Evanston

Three Northwestern students named reparations interns for Evanston

May 1, 2023
A “sidewalk closed” sign sits in front of fencing

Main Street Improvements likely delayed until 2024, according to Ald. Jonathan Nieuwsma

May 1, 2023
People surrounding various tables watch a presentation.

Residents, local activists convene to discuss climate-friendly home improvements

April 30, 2023
Two people stand with microphones in front of a crowd seated in chairs.

Residents, advocates discuss history of housing discrimination in Evanston

April 26, 2023
Two people lift a brown bag

Fifth Annual Main-Dempster Earth Day Clean-Up brings out residents despite rain

April 23, 2023
Two people load firewood into a log splitter

“Guerilla Ecology”: Lumberjacks of Canal Shores restore nature, community at golf course

April 19, 2023
A person writes with a pen on a clipboard

NU juniors present SteadyScrib to local Parkinson’s support group

April 17, 2023
A red “Office for Rent” sign sits on a vacant storefront behind a sidewalk.

‘A difference of philosophy’: leaders consider two visions for downtown Evanston’s future

April 2, 2023
A ballot box with a ballot sticking out, in yellow and red.

School Board races take center stage ahead of election day as early votes are cast

March 29, 2023
An illustration of four green buildings. One has a banner that says "20 Year Anniversary"

Evanston plans to launch Legacy Business Program this spring

February 23, 2023
A person cuts a ribbon held by three others

‘A dream come true’: Bookends & Beginnings opens new doors

February 20, 2023
A police officer speaks into a microphone.

EPD, faith leaders discuss local policing after Tyre Nichols’ death

February 7, 2023
A DJ behind a booth looks out on a room of people dancing.

‘A time just of love’: Family Dance preserves joy amid Fleetwood-Jourdain’s uncertain future

February 5, 2023
A school building stand next to apartments

Evanston says Main Street will become more accessible. Advocates say, ‘This is the first baby step.’

January 29, 2023
Yellow bikes sit in front of colorful houses.

Proposed bike trail brings promise, peril to the 5th ward

January 16, 2023
A sign hangs in a window depicting a cartoon fox, bear and horse.

EPL Winter Storywalk uses a fairytale to connect residents with local businesses

January 4, 2023
A mural appears on the side of a brick building.

Captured: Evanston’s murals splash color on city streets

November 14, 2022
A silver ice cream machine sits at the far end of the Foster-Walker Complex East dining hall.

We all scream for ice cream: NU Dining to introduce soft serve at Plex East

October 25, 2022
A woman walks in front of Inspired Indian, a shop in downtown Evanston.

Spice shop Inspired Indian Cooking connects culture and community through cooking

October 4, 2022
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