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STUDENTS PUBLISHING CO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John M. Byrne
Board Chairman
Medill ‘90, EIC 1989–1990
J.A. Adande
Director, Sports Journalism, Medill School of
Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing
Communications
Medill ‘92
Elizabeth Byrne
Medill ‘20, Summer EIC 2018
Elise De Los Santos
Lecturer, Medill School of Journalism, Media,
Integrated Marketing Communications
Medill ‘12, Summer EIC 2011
Steve Kiehl
Medill ‘99
Roma Khanna
Associate Provost for Strategy & Policy
Medill ‘00, MSLOC ‘11
Candy Lee
Professor; Medill School of Journalism, Media,
Integrated Marketing Communications
Jeremy Mullman
Medill ‘00, EIC 1999–2000
Robert Samuels
Medill ‘06, EIC 2005–2006
Young Alum Board Member
Alex Perry
Medill ‘24, EIC 2023
Student Board Members
Madison Morgan
Medill ‘26
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The day before Ramadan began, Heba Khaldi discovered that her monthly Fulbright stipend would be delayed....
U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Evanston) reintroduced legislation to increase health care access on Wednesday...
Sylvie Slotkin, Opinion Contributor
Two days before I left Evanston for the summer, I stood in a hotel room with my mom preparing to confess...
LTE: Ethical animal research is crucial to advancing scientific and medical knowledge
June 30, 2025
Anne: When war follows children to Chicago, we can’t look away
June 29, 2025
July 2, 2025
Hours before Brooks Barnhizer heard his name called in the second round of the NBA Draft from the comfort of his childhood home Thursday, his phone buzzed with a text from...
Men’s Basketball: Thunder select NU’s Barnhizer in second round of NBA Draft
June 27, 2025
House v. NCAA settlement set to transform Northwestern athletics
June 7, 2025
Lily Ogburn, Senior Staffer
July 7, 2025
In this episode, The Daily reports on red-winged blackbirds, a territorial species that nests along Lake Michigan’s shoreline and is known for attacking passersby. JONAH...
Everything Evanston: The Celtic Knot brews community on Central Street
Postdoctoral scholar Ahmad Othman has been at Northwestern for three years but — like several other...
Evanston councilmembers unanimously approved a Code of Ethics amendment requiring all ethics complaints...
The day before Ramadan began, Heba Khaldi discovered that her monthly Fulbright stipend would be delayed....
U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Evanston) reintroduced legislation to increase health care access on Wednesday...
Sylvie Slotkin, Opinion Contributor
Two days before I left Evanston for the summer, I stood in a hotel room with my mom preparing to confess...
LTE: Ethical animal research is crucial to advancing scientific and medical knowledge
June 30, 2025
Anne: When war follows children to Chicago, we can’t look away
June 29, 2025
July 2, 2025
Hours before Brooks Barnhizer heard his name called in the second round of the NBA Draft from the comfort of his childhood home Thursday, his phone buzzed with a text from...
Men’s Basketball: Thunder select NU’s Barnhizer in second round of NBA Draft
June 27, 2025
House v. NCAA settlement set to transform Northwestern athletics
June 7, 2025
Lily Ogburn, Senior Staffer
June 25, 2025
In this episode, The Daily reports on The Celtic Knot, Evanston’s very own Irish pub, and its triumphant return after the pandemic. [AMBI – OUTSIDE CELTIC KNOT] LILY...
What’s New at NU: Central Asian grocery store gives NU students and Chicagoans a bite of home
