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Toppling the Trigger: Evanston Township High School

Toppling the Trigger: Evanston Township High School

May 3, 2019

Students find ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year in Evanston

February 12, 2019

Baha’i House of Worship in Wilmette offers community, space for prayer

May 22, 2018

Al’s Deli offers a bite of Paris in Evanston

May 9, 2018

Alley Gallery is characterized by its old school charm and its pet parrot Jessica

April 2, 2018
Student DJ, band to perform on Dillo main stage

Student DJ, band to perform on Dillo main stage

May 17, 2017
Director of the Media Majlis Pamela Erskine-Loftus speaks about Northwestern University in Qatar’s new museum in Kresge Hall on Thursday. Erskine-Loftus discussed the museum’s planning process, purpose and upcoming exhibitions.

NU-Q to open first digital museum in new media building

May 12, 2017
Sushi Burrito, 1565 Sherman Ave. Sushi Burrito opened its fourth Chicago area location in downtown Evanston on Thursday.

Sushi Burrito opens new location in Evanston

April 11, 2017

University committee report proposes potential revisions to Weinberg degree requirements

April 2, 2017
Medill Prof. Louise Kiernan named editor in chief of ProPublica Illinois

Medill Prof. Louise Kiernan named editor in chief of ProPublica Illinois

March 3, 2017
Students participate in a debate hosted by Political Union on whether Greek life should continue. Attendees voted by a slim margin to hypothetically remove fraternities and sororities from campus.

Students debate whether to ban Greek life at Political Union event

February 14, 2017
A member of KASA dresses another student in a hanbok, a traditional Korean dress. KASA held programming Thursday to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Cultural student groups celebrate Lunar New Year on campus

January 29, 2017
Northwestern alumna Romy Rosemont (Communication ’85) is casted as Diane Matthews in the new Freeform mystery series “Beyond.” The show is about a young man who wakes up from a 12-year coma to discover that he has supernatural abilities that make him the target of a dangerous conspiracy.

NU alumna explores bonds of family as major character in new Freeform series “Beyond”

January 26, 2017
Evanston Township High School students participate in a walkout Tuesday afternoon. Students planned the walkout to protest the inauguration of Donald Trump.

Hundreds of ETHS students protest Trump’s inauguration with walkout

January 24, 2017
(Katie Pach/Daily Senior Staffer) Demonstrators participate in the Women’s March on Chicago. Northwestern students traveled to both Chicago and Washington to engage in marches, which took place in cities around the world.

Northwestern students join Women’s March on Washington, Chicago

January 23, 2017
(Jeremy Yu/The Daily Northwestern) Sushi Burrito is hoping to move into 1565 Sherman Ave. in the coming months. The restaurant Zoba Noodle Bar was previously located in the spot.

Sushi Burrito restaurant eyes Sherman Avenue vacancy

January 18, 2017
Kellogg Prof. Nicholas Pearce delivers the keynote speech during last year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Candlelight Vigil. This year’s keynote speaker will be Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman to travel to space.

MLK commemoration event speakers include trailblazing woman astronaut, nationally recognized poet

January 12, 2017
(Allie Goulding/The Daily Northwestern) Smylie Brothers Brewing Co. currently has a location at 1615 Oak Ave. The company was approved to lease a property from the city in south Evanston.

Smylie Brothers approved to expand into former recycling center

January 5, 2017

Medill professors discuss presidential election’s impact on journalism, teaching

November 16, 2016
The outside of Patten Gymnasium. Patten and Blomquist Recreation Center will undergo a six-week renovation starting Nov. 21.

Patten, Blomquist to undergo renovations starting Nov. 21

November 13, 2016
Amy Morton’s second Evanston Restaurant, The Barn, opened Nov. 1 down an alley on Church Street. The restaurant gets its name from the building’s former use as a horse barn.

Meat-centric restaurant The Barn opens on Church Street

November 10, 2016
Panelists discuss the impact social movements are having on the upcoming presidential election in University Hall on Thursday. The speakers included Northwestern and New School professors as well as a representative from the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal American think tank.

Panelists discuss impact of social movements on 2016 election

November 4, 2016
Cubs merchandise hangs in a store. Evanston stores are stocking up on Cubs merchandise as the team makes its World Series run.

Evanston shops stock up, sell out of Cubs merchandise

October 25, 2016

Northwestern faculty, students plan to improve ‘TweetCast’ ballot prediction app

October 20, 2016

Medill profs pinpoint voter population that may not be represented in polls

October 18, 2016
Author and Holocaust survivor Ava Kadishson Schieber speaks at Fiedler Hillel about her new book, “Present Past.” Schieber launched the collection of stories, artwork and poetry that describe her life after the Holocaust at an event Sunday.

Holocaust survivor discusses new book on life after war at Fiedler Hillel

October 16, 2016

Art critic speaks on relation between art, race, debt

October 6, 2016
A boy looks out the window of Bagel Art Cafe, 615 Dempster St. The shop reopened on Sundays this weekend.

Bagel Art Cafe dishes out more than 1,000 free bagels

October 3, 2016
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