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

The Daily Northwestern

Hal Jin, Reporter

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Police Blotter: Feb 20

February 19, 2015

Police Blotter: Feb. 18

February 17, 2015

Police Blotter: Feb. 13

February 12, 2015

Police Blotter: Feb. 11

February 10, 2015

Police Blotter: Feb. 9

February 8, 2015

Police Blotter: Feb. 6

February 5, 2015

Blotter: Feb. 2

February 1, 2015

Police Blotter: Jan. 30

January 29, 2015

Police Blotter: Jan. 28

January 27, 2015

Police Blotter: Jan. 23

January 22, 2015

Police Blotter: Jan. 21

January 20, 2015

PHA sees increase in bids during recruitment, IFC numbers steady

January 19, 2015

Police Blotter: Jan. 16

January 15, 2015
Former congressman and Northwestern alumnus, Brad Schneider discusses foreign policy, security issues in the United States and the 2016 presidential elections. The event took place in the McCormick Foundation Center on Thursday and was attended by students as well as community members.

Former congressman, Northwestern alum Schneider talks future plans

January 15, 2015
Evanston police Sgt. Tracy Williams and officer Nathaniel Basner are shown attending the funeral for New York police officer Wenjian Liu on Jan. 4. The two Evanston officers joined thousands of others from around the nation in paying their respects to Liu, who was slain on the job last month.

Evanston police officers attend funeral of slain New York police detective

January 13, 2015
Carlos Rosa speaks about the importance of neighborhood relationships. Rosa, a community organizer running for alderman, spoke Thursday at the Sheil Catholic Center.

Chicago alderman candidate hosts Q&A at teach-in

January 9, 2015
Howard Tullman, CEO of 1871, replies to student questions Tuesday. Tullman spoke about success at this year’s Lehman Brothers Lecture.

1871 CEO, Northwestern alumnus Howard Tullman talks entrepreneurship

January 6, 2015

Health professionals discuss HIV prevention, treatment on World AIDS Day

December 2, 2014

Religious leaders, students meet in light of Ferguson decision

November 26, 2014

Five major construction projects to add retail, housing to Evanston

November 20, 2014

Evanston religious leaders call for prayer in advance of Ferguson grand jury decision

November 20, 2014
University President Morton Schapiro speaks at the “Kits and Cats: Collaboration in the 21st Century” discussion Thursday evening. The talk, attended by many Evanston and Northwestern officials, highlighted growing cooperation between ETHS and the University.

Schapiro, ETHS faculty laud partnership, ongoing collaborations

November 14, 2014
A Northwestern student casts his ballot at the Civic Center on Tuesday. Through NU services like the “Voter Van,” students were able to more easily get to polling places at Parkes Hall, Patten Gym and the Civic Center to vote.

Evanston same-day registration results in long lines

November 6, 2014
Residents talk at the Civic Center, where same-day voter registration took place. The midterm election drew about 46.2 percent of registered voters.

Republican victories surprise students

November 5, 2014

Boocoo space foreclosed on after youth organization fails to pay

October 31, 2014
City, county, state and national officials take part in the groundbreaking ceremony for two Evanston housing project apartments. The units, located at 1900 Sherman Ave. and 2300 Noyes Court, are undergoing a $25.7 million renovation in order to better house low-income senior citizens and people with disabilities.

$25.7 million public housing renovation breaks ground

October 30, 2014
Mary Barr signs her book for an attendee of her talk Saturday at the Evanston Public Library, 1703 Orrington Ave. In front of about 100 people, Barr read an excerpt from her book, “Friends Disappear: The Battle for Racial Equality in Evanston,” which details the history of the city’s racial issues.

Author speaks about Evanston’s history of racial inequality

October 26, 2014

Evanston Township High School alumna screens her documentary to empower women

October 25, 2014
Jim Hughes, vice president of Central Street Neighbors Association, describes the proposal for a project on Central Street. The CSNA held a meeting Thursday night to educate residents on regulations of the street’s infrastructure.

Central Street residents educated on master plan, street regulations

October 24, 2014
Curt’s Cafe is one of the finalists in the running to win up to $100,000 through a social innovation competition. The Evanston restaurant employs at-risk youth with training in life skills and food services to give them a future after incarceration.

Curt’s Cafe named finalist in competition for $50K award

October 19, 2014
John D’Emilio, prominent LGBT historian, speaks at Bookends & Beginnings on Thursday. The independent bookstore hosted the event, which also included other speakers, in celebration of LGBT History Month.

Local bookstore celebrates LGBT History Month

October 17, 2014

Y.O.U. hosts talk on pilot school model

October 15, 2014
Steve Bynum, the senior producer at public radio station WBEZ, moderates a discussion on youth violence at the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center. The discussion talked about how young people can stand up to violence in the community.

Community members discuss youth violence in Evanston

October 9, 2014

Evanston library screens documentary on homelessness

October 5, 2014
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