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The Daily Northwestern

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

The Daily Northwestern

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

The Daily Northwestern


NU hopes to make investments in FY 2025 that “strengthen the academic community and support faculty, staff and students.”

Northwestern reports ‘second-most-successful’ fundraising year in school history, announces review of budget model

January 16, 2025

In an email sent to the Northwestern community Thursday morning, University President Michael Schill, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Amanda Distel and Provost Kathleen Hagerty announced the...

Luke Stowe

Q&A: Evanston City Manager Luke Stowe talks priorities and policy

October 23, 2022

After a months-long search that cost Evanston upwards of $95,000, City Council unanimously voted in August to appoint Luke Stowe as city manager.  Stowe, who previously served as Evanston’s chief...

LTE: Northwestern administration’s troubling actions during COVID pandemic

December 10, 2020

On Monday, Dec. 7, 2020 the American Association of University Professors chapter at Northwestern endorsed a report highlighting alarming discrepancies between AAUP standards and current NU policies. This...

Mayor Steve Hagerty and interim city manager Erika Storlie. The city made cuts to its budget in hopes of reducing the long-term financial impact of COVID-19 on Evanston.

City makes significant budget cuts to reduce COVID-19-driven deficit

October 11, 2020

After a COVID-19-driven recession dropped city revenue, Evanston slashed portions of its proposed budget in hopes of reducing long-term deficits. Due to the pandemic’s toll on sectors like hotels,...

The Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center. City Council is slated to vote on the creation of a proposed aid fund for undocumented residents.

City projects a $5 to 7 million loss in revenue for 2021 budget

September 10, 2020

Evanston is projecting a $5 to 7 million loss in revenue for 2021, city officials told residents during a Thursday discussion explaining the city’s 2021 budget. City budget coordinator Kate Lewis-Lakin...

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