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

The Daily Northwestern

Katrina Pham

Katrina Pham, Digital Managing Editor

Katrina Pham is a sophomore studying Journalism and Asian American Studies. She lived in New Jersey before coming to campus, but if you ever ask her where she’s from, she’ll give you a long-winded story about how she was born in the Chicago suburbs, moved to the Seattle, Washington area, and then moved to New Jersey. Katrina joined The Daily during her freshman fall quarter, and currently serves as a Digital Managing Editor. If you ever see her around campus or in Evanston, she’ll probably be eating a sandwich from the Wildcat Deli or sushi from Kansaku. You can reach her via email. 

Last updated spring 2022.

All content by Katrina Pham
Two BIPOC performers stand on a stage with red curtains drawn to the sides. A diverse audience sits in front of them.

BIPOC students and alumni spread joy and express themselves through comedy

April 18, 2023

ChatGPT: TikTok trend turned classroom friend

April 16, 2023
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Video: The business of garbage: The price of profit to residents dealing with the Church Street Waste Transfer Station

February 13, 2023
A group of people sit behind and around a projector which is displaying two movie posters on the further wall. The posters are of a man on a green background, and a blue figure under an orange umbrella. A neon pink lit up sign on the corner of the wall reads, “Starlight.”

SpaceShift Collective starlight space shines a light on artistic forms of resistance

October 4, 2022
A group of people link arms on a basketball court. The closest person wears yellow regalia.

Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance organizes Northwestern’s first student-run Pow Wow

May 9, 2022

The Block Museum’s “A Site of Struggle” exhibit displays how artists have engaged with anti-Black violence

March 4, 2022
Podculture: The rhythms of feeling

Podculture: The rhythms of feeling

March 4, 2022
An illustration of three people standing in front of a setting sun. Behind them is a lake that reflects the sun.

Not invisible: Students create solidarity and community in NAISA

February 20, 2022

Northwestern students define what community means to them

January 24, 2022

[Video] The Daily Explains: What is a city manager?

January 13, 2022

Latinos en Evanston North Shore connects local Latine community

November 29, 2021
The outdoor facade of the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian, a brick building with a tree in front of it.

Mitchell Museum honors American Indian contributions to art, culture and activism at 12th annual awards ceremony

November 19, 2021
A brick building reading the words “Evanston Public Library, 1703 Orrington.”

Evanston Public Library votes to maintain property tax levy for upcoming fiscal year

November 18, 2021
The exterior of Levy Senior Center. Glass windows cover much of the brick building.

Evanston to hear community input on ADA Transition Plan Update

November 17, 2021
An illustration of a person’s arm being vaccinated behind a blue background. The person being vaccinated wears a white t-shirt with their sleeve rolled up as a long needle punctures their arm. There are three hands wearing blue gloves holding a vial of the vaccine, touching the person’s arm and administering the vaccine.

Children ages 5 to 11 now eligible for Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine

November 5, 2021
Cuatro personas de pie frente a un altar colorido con calaveras y adornos de papel de seda.

Latinos en Evanston North Shore organiza una celebración del Día de los Muertos

November 1, 2021
Four people standing in front of a colorful altar with skulls and tissue paper decorations. Credit: Dylan Wu/The Daily Northwestern

Latinos en Evanston North Shore hosts Día de los Muertos celebration

November 1, 2021
Pictured is Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center, a brick building with a stone entrance and glass doors and windows.

CPS HR to host town hall for community input regarding Evanston’s next city manager

October 27, 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.

FDA expands emergency use authorization of COVID-19 booster shots

October 22, 2021

Former ETHS employee charged with sexual abuse during time at Indiana high school

October 20, 2021
An illustration of a white hand handing a piece of paper to a Black hand.

Reparations organizers discuss initiatives in Evanston and Congress

October 15, 2021
Group of people sit around tables having a conversation.

City appoints four new members to Equity and Empowerment Commission

October 13, 2021
Volunteers at the Celebración de la Herencia Hispana event register attendees with sorteo, or giveaway. Attendees could also register for programs within Latinos en Evanston North Shore, like Los Años Dorados.

Latinos en Evanston North Shore hosts Celebración de la Herencia Hispana for Hispanic Heritage Month

October 3, 2021
Two women with brown hair standing in front of yellow and purple flowers. The woman on the left is wearing a necklace and a black dress with short sleeves, and the woman on the right is wearing glasses and a blue dress with long sleeves.

Latinos en Evanston North Shore debuts “Los Años Dorados,” a program for elderly community members

September 29, 2021
There is a black poster board with the words, “We Walk: Black Internationalism” Underneath are various printed slides with photos of people and information. A person stands next to the poster, which is leaning against a tree, and speaks to a group of people sitting in lawn chairs.

“We Walk” celebrates Black history with access in mind

September 27, 2021
A row of houses sits on top of a bridge. Underneath is water.

New Housing and Community Development Committee talks funding and upcoming goals

September 22, 2021
Illustration of a girl with a black bob haircut and a light blue shirt. On her head is a small thundercloud with lightning and rain falling. Behind her are waves of light and dark gray and white.

Students form Muslim Mental Health Initiative, advocate for inclusive mental health services

May 19, 2021
Blue background with virus illustrations scattered around as well as small vials that resemble an insulin jar. In the middle of the illustration is a vaccination needle in front of one of the vials.

Students participate in trial studying Moderna vaccine efficacy

May 11, 2021
A Black man stands speaking in front of a podium in a grey suit with a purple tie.

Leadership Evanston alumni reflect on the past year, reimagine Evanston’s future

May 6, 2021
Illustration of a girl with a black bob haircut and a light blue shirt. On her head is a small thundercloud with lightning and rain falling. Behind her are waves of light and dark gray and white.

State Sen. Laura Fine introduces bills focusing on mental health care

May 6, 2021
Four items of clothing are pictured, the top left with a yellow and white striped cardigan, the top right with a tan jacket, the bottom left with a wine purple jacket, and the bottom right with a pastel green cropped sweater.

Student-run Instagram account encourages sustainable fashion in Evanston

April 21, 2021
An illustration of currency bills which show a drawing of hand holding. Behind the bills, a roll of paper towels and a brown bag with a plastic container inside.

Women’s Center focuses on mutual aid education in Women’s History Symposium

April 15, 2021
A large pink bowl filled with carrots, meat and greens and two cartons of orange juice. A black stick figure carrying a light pink rectangle. A rectangular barrier between the bowl and the stick figure.

ETHS senior Jacob Brodsky tackles food inaccessibility with urban agriculture survey

April 14, 2021
A person sits against a stone wall, on the other side is a green and yellow gradient on a bank statement, and a red house.

Stimulus checks prove inaccessible for people experiencing homelessness

April 13, 2021
An illustration of the front view of a human head silhouette with the brain visible. Above is a rain cloud with water droplets falling.

A year into the pandemic, students reflect on how life over Zoom has impacted mental health, social lives

April 6, 2021
Hillel’s food service was the only Passover-appropriate, kosher on-campus dining option during the weeklong celebration. Students were able to pick up lunch and dinner to-go and free of charge.

Religious student groups find community in limited in-person gatherings

March 2, 2021
The logos of La Vaca Margarita Bar and Tapas Barcelona combine to form a blue and orange mask. A person with long blonde hair wears the mask.

Tapas Barcelona partners with local restaurants to sell masks

February 26, 2021
Lunar New Year is traditionally celebrated with a large family gathering and dinner. This year, East Asian groups at Northwestern are celebrating by sharing food and hosting Zoom events.

East Asian student groups at NU celebrate Lunar New Year virtually and with limited in-person events

February 15, 2021
Protesters hold up signs during a rally supporting Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, outside the White House on Sept. 5, 2017. Biden has committed to “preserving fortifying” DACA during his term.

Northwestern community weighs in on what Biden’s presidency looks like for the future of immigration reform

February 1, 2021
From the Josselyn Center, a community center for mental health.

Josselyn Center hosts free Mental Health First Aid training for Evanston residents

January 29, 2021
Campus nature walk participants pause to appreciate the land and water where Northwestern was built. Northwestern lies on the lands of the Council of the Three Fires.

Combatting erasure: How to craft a Land Acknowledgement on Northwestern’s campus

November 16, 2020
Daniel Rodriguez and Campbell Schafer at a previous ASG meeting. Rodriguez and Schafer both contributed to the original resolution.

Standardizing names and pronouns for students “more relevant” in an online quarter

November 5, 2020
Many undergraduates have attended classes entirely online since the start of Spring Quarter.

Students grapple with endless screen time and “Zoom fatigue”

October 14, 2020
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