May is Mental Health Month, and through public services, Evanston is working to address mental health issues in areas often not considered.
In the city’s 2019 budget, the Mental Health Board allocated...
Although the ground was wet and muddy, the sun stayed out to blanket those at Twiggs Park attending the Fifth Ward Festival on Saturday.
Put together by “Dear Evanston,” Citizens Greener Evanston,...
In its 19th year of partnership with the Evanston Community Foundation, Dance Marathon’s inaugural community engagement committee worked to emphasize DM’s relationship with its secondary beneficiary.
The...
The Evanston Public Library will host a free record-cleaning clinic March 19 in partnership with the city and the James B. Moran Center for Youth Advocacy.
The clinic is focused on how and why to clear...
Public defender and author Jeanne Bishop (Medill ’81, School of Law ’84) spoke Tuesday evening at Bookends & Beginnings about the tragedy that struck her family more than 25 years ago and shared...
