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

The Daily Northwestern

Shreya Srinivasan, City Editor

Shreya is a Medill junior from West Palm Beach, FL with a minor in business institutions. At The Daily, she’s previously served as summer Print Managing Editor, Assistant City Editor, Assistant Copy Editor and Diversity and Inclusion Editor. When not in the newsroom, you can find her rewatching Narcos or exploring new restaurants in Chicago!

Last updated fall 2024.

All content by Shreya Srinivasan
The largest homeless encampment in the city last year was on Howard Street, adjacent to its Chicago Transit Authority “L” Station, according to the initial proposal.

City addresses Howard Street encampment without Council funding package

November 18, 2024
The court dismissed action to implement ranked choice voting in the Evanston 2025 Consolidated Elections

Evanston ranked choice voting referendum struck down by county circuit court

November 13, 2024

The Weekly: 2024 election preview, Bessie Rhodes uncertainty, response to House committee antisemitism report

November 3, 2024
Families march during Monday's protest against possible seventh and eighth grade closures.

Teacher shortages, “mismanagement” plague Bessie Rhodes, parents say

October 31, 2024
Voters can show their interest in three advisory referenda next week, covering topics like election interference, tax increases and stronger IVF coverage.

Illinois to vote on three advisory referenda: elections, taxes, IVF

October 29, 2024
NU projects the stadium rebuild to bring in a total of $208 million in contracts for minority- and women- owned businesses.

$133 million in Ryan Field contract awards given to minority- and women-owned businesses so far

October 17, 2024
The only projected property tax increase is to the Evanston Public Library’s operating and debt service tax, which will provide the city with an additional $412,952 compared to last year’s levies.

Evanston proposed 2025 budget down $9.3 million from 2024

October 6, 2024
A dog eats a treat at Evanston Animal Shelter.

New animal shelter opens as city’s first on-site zero-carbon municipal building

October 2, 2024

The Weekly: Free expression on campus, homelessness in Evanston and the return of Taco Bell

September 29, 2024
University President Michael Schill speaks at Parent & Family Orientation 2024. Schill has released several statements clarifying his views on free expression over the past year.

Northwestern to limit official statements on political matters

September 27, 2024
Evanston Latinos made an appearance at the festival, selling traditional Mexican snacks.

Captured: Fiesta Hispana highlights Hispanic culture for the fourth year in a row

September 26, 2024
Multiple Evanston organizations will host festivities, honoring and celebrating Hispanic and Latino culture.

Here’s how to celebrate Hispanic heritage this month

September 25, 2024
The two men are facing charges like unlawful possession of a weapon and attempted first degree murder, respectively.

Two local men charged after three shootings in less than 24 hours

August 12, 2024
Summer Sounds helps fulfill the Evanston Thrives Retail District Action Plan goals.

Captured: Downtown’s joint market, concert series offers eclectic summer night

July 22, 2024
The Cook County State Attorney’s office said that the decision is “consistent” with their policy about peaceful protesters.

Misdemeanor charges dropped against NU faculty for activity during pro-Palestinian encampment

July 19, 2024
The groundbreaking gave community members integral to the 5th Ward School, now Foster School, the chance to “break ground,” fitted with hard hats and shovels.

Fifth ward school to be named “Foster School” at groundbreaking, decades in the making

July 19, 2024
The new city flag was selected from over 200 submissions to the Evanston Youth Flag Design Contest.

City flag approved, new affordable housing authorized at City Council

June 25, 2024
NU Alum Casey Goonan (Weinberg ’22) is being held on a $1 million bail.

NU Alum arrested on firebombing suspicions at UC Berkeley

June 19, 2024
The City’s community centers will act as cooling centers. It’s advised to spend at least two hours in an air-conditioned space if your home does not have A.C.

First heat wave of the season brings record-breaking temperatures: Here’s how to stay cool

June 18, 2024
A man in a suit, smiling, stands in front of a scientific research lab.

Chemistry Prof, NU scientist Dr. Chad Mirkin awarded 2024 Kavli Prize in Nanoscience

June 13, 2024
A “Civic Plaza” was ranked third of top 20 Evanston Thrives priorities.

City Council approves Living Habitats contract to design ‘Civic Plaza’ downtown

June 12, 2024
Each summer, Evanston organizations put together programs to offer residents, especially students, free meals.

Evanston summer programs offer free meals, produce for youth

June 9, 2024
This is the second year Sustain Evanston has awarded grants for local businesses.

Potential pause to city’s gas and propane leaf blower ban stirs up controversy

February 28, 2024
Taco Diablo has been voted the best date night spot in Evanston. The casual Mexican eatery hosts a lengthy cocktail menu as well as classic Mexican dishes.

Best Date Night Spot: Taco Diablo

February 26, 2024
Nominations for both major parties will be up for grabs along with Illinois’ congressional delegation.

Early voting in suburban Cook County to begin Wednesday

February 20, 2024
More than 900 students attended this year’s job fair for Evanston youth on Saturday at Robert Crown Community Center.

Youth Job Fair creates short-term employment for students with long-term benefits

February 18, 2024
Red brick building with glass windows and words that read, “Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Joseph E. Hill Education Center.”

D65 offers migrant assistance amid lack of city support, advocates say

February 14, 2024
With the help of Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu on Howard Street, the event featured a traditional lion dance where performers mimic a lion to bring good luck.

Lunar New Year brings Evanston’s Asian American community together

February 11, 2024
Open Communities will monitor the Chicagoland housing management companies for the next two years.

Illinois housing management companies to settle with Open Communities for ‘discriminatory’ AI use

February 1, 2024
Just Clause, a mitigation fund and a reduced notice period for lease non-renewal were discussed at a Special Housing and Development Committee meeting on Monday.

Tenants and landlords discuss proposed changes to housing ordinance at special committee meeting

January 30, 2024
A white silhouette of President Donald Trump in front of a red and blue striped background.

5 Illinois voters file petition to remove Trump from ballot

January 16, 2024
Limited state and federal funding have contributed to a “tough” housing situation for new arrivals, Ald. Juan Geracaris (9th) said.

Amid migrant influx to Illinois, Evanston offers limited housing, funds

January 15, 2024
The Greater Chicago Food Depository donates half of the free produce, while the other half comes from wholesalers.

Produce Mobile distributes free produce, combats food insecurity in Evanston

January 9, 2024
The AUX, currently still in its construction phase, started in November and is managed by Black-owned UJAMAA Construction.

Evanston hub for Black businesses set to open in December

January 7, 2024
New laws, ordinances and legal changes rang in the new year, including a higher minimum wage and electronic-smoking restrictions.

New laws for the new year: Six laws affecting Evanston residents in 2024

January 2, 2024
The front of the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center.

Participatory Budgeting Leadership Committee allocates remaining $85,000

October 19, 2023
The brick Family Focus Center building with an American flag hanging in front.

Q&A: Family Focus talks relief efforts for incoming migrants

October 10, 2023
Shopping second-hand in Evanston is an affordable option for many customers — but it can also be a way to give back to the community the stores rely on.

Shopping secondhand in Evanston: Beyond Sherman Ave.

September 27, 2023
A poster titled “Black History of Evanston Scavenger Hunt” stands in front of a table titled “Black and Bold.”

Evanston Public Library creates community through Black History Month events

February 28, 2023
Everything Evanston: City Council Rapid Recap talks proposed plastic bag tax, 5th ward school and ban on cashless businesses

Everything Evanston: City Council Rapid Recap talks proposed plastic bag tax, 5th ward school and ban on cashless businesses

January 12, 2023
Three people sit and talk on a stage.

Professors break down racial and LGBTQ+ health disparities in forum

November 2, 2022
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