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Administration sees better budget outlook than previously expected

November 15, 2018

Skokie sues Evanston over increased water rates

June 21, 2018

Letter to the Editor: An open letter to The Graduate School Dean Teresa Woodruff

May 22, 2018

Filed under Latest Stories, Letters to Editor, Opinion

Dear Dean Woodruff, In your recent email to The Graduate School community, you tried to clarify the school’s decisions to deny funding requests for students beyond their fifth years, emphasizing that they are ineligible for...

Sheridan Road construction to begin Wednesday after budget impasse delay

July 14, 2017

Sheridan Road construction waiting on Illinois House of Representatives budget vote

July 5, 2017

Northwestern student arrested in Springfield budget protest

May 31, 2017

Evanston construction projects to resume as planned

Jerry Lee, Summer Managing Editor

July 3, 2016

Filed under City, Latest Stories, Local, Politics, State

Two Evanston construction projects will no longer be cancelled as officials had previously expected now that Gov. Bruce Rauner signed a stopgap budget approved Thursday by the Illinois House and Senate. The Dodge Avenue Protected...

Senate confirms seventh Cilento supporter to cabinet, as students raise concerns about political ties

May 12, 2016

ASG fails to disburse student engagement stipend this year

Erica Snow, Assistant Campus Editor

May 1, 2016

Filed under Campus, Latest Stories, Student Government

Amanda Walsh didn’t buy textbooks this quarter. A Communication senior and former president of Northwestern’s Quest Scholars Network chapter, Walsh said she planned to buy books with a share of an Associated Student Go...

ASG considers tobacco resolution, approves student life VP

May 14, 2015

Local governments eye pension consolidation, regulations

Kevin Mathew, Copy Chief

April 14, 2015

Filed under City, Latest Stories, Local, Politics

The Illinois pension system was ranked last in the country in September by credit-rating agency Moody’s, and now the north suburbs are considering a plan to consolidate local pensions into a larger pool with better revenue. Meanwhile,...

Evanston City Council passes 2015 budget, raising water rate by 10 percent

Stephanie Kelly, Assistant City Editor

November 25, 2014

Filed under City, Local, Politics

City Council passed the proposed 2015 budget Monday after it narrowly approved an amendment to include a 10 percent increase in the water utility rate for Evanston residents. The passed budget stands at $257,268,137, d...

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