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An illustration of a football player on a moped

[Photo] Contradicting rumors, NU athletes purchase their own mopeds

October 22, 2021
Illustration of silhouettes of student activists holding up a sign reading, Ethnic Studies.

[Photo] “They’re not supplementary”: Ethnic studies students, professors continue years-long advocacy for AASP and LLSP departmentalization

May 20, 2021
A Black gun with a red cancel symbol over it. The text on the red symbol says “Gun Violence Prevention Evanston.” The background is light blue.

[Photo] Local advocates stress intersectional and non-punitive approaches to gun violence prevention

May 12, 2021
An illustrated gray drone with “EPD” written on the bottom in black letters, above a green-blue background.

[Photo] A year after purchase, questions linger around purpose of Evanston’s unused police and fire drone

May 6, 2021
Two bottles of orange hot sauce and one bottle of a yellow-green hot sauce, all with labels that say “Awe-Sauce Hot Sauce” with a pepper below. The background is filled with red peppers hanging from green plants.

[Photo] Evanston resident builds handcrafted hot-sauce brand

April 22, 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.

[Photo] Vaccine hunters help students secure vaccine appointments

April 19, 2021
Six stick figures colored with pastel greens, blues and pinks are drawn above the letters SES.

[Photo] Student Enrichment Services goes virtual to assist those most impacted by COVID-19

February 23, 2021
Students who have either been contact traced or tested positive for COVID-19 are put into Quarantine and Isolation Housing.

[Photo] Students exposed to COVID-19 enter quarantine housing after Winter move-in

January 27, 2021
What began as a travel blog by a former Medill dean and his students turned into a book on America’s identity released years later.

[Photo] Former Medill dean, two alumni travel 14,000 miles in search of American identity

November 8, 2020
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