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Buffet Center hosts talk on flaws of U.S. food aid system

February 13, 2015

A Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications faculty member spoke on the failings of the U.S. food aid program Thursday night at The Roberta Buffett Center. Josh Meyer,...

Guest Column: What I learned from James Foley

August 23, 2014

When I was a freshman reporter for The Daily Northwestern, a Medill alum by the name of James Foley was detained in Libya while covering the uprising. I was assigned to write about it for The Daily, given...

Medill panel analyzes Boston Marathon coverage

April 25, 2013

Medill faculty and alumni at the forefront of the Boston Marathon coverage discussed where the media failed and succeeded in covering the event and the subsequent search for the suspected bombers in a...

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‘I’m still in orientation’: President Mung Chiang meets community members on first day, attends lunch with facilities staff

July 2, 2026

While most students won’t see President Mung Chiang in his new role until Fall Quarter, he officially...

The trio of politicians recapped several bills from the recently completed state legislative session during the town hall.

State lawmakers talk budget, data center regulation at end-of-session town hall

July 1, 2026

Four weeks after the 104th Illinois General Assembly adjourned in Springfield, state legislators hosted...

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City program to offer free solar energy installations to income-qualified households

June 30, 2026

The city launched its new Evanston Sun Power Program in partnership with Windfree Solar earlier this...

A person speaks into a megaphone as others hold protest signs.

‘The fight is not over’: Quadrel Evanston Tenants Union celebrates deal with landlord, looks to continue organizing efforts

June 29, 2026

The Quadrel Evanston Tenants Union and community members came together to celebrate a lease deal with...

Opinion

Perpetual Flop: World-building and setting the stage

David Sun, Columnist

When people ask me to introduce myself, I break out in a cold sweat. As a self-proclaimed “complex...

Hurd and Zorach: Dear President Chiang…

June 17, 2026

Wang: The art of cramming a goodbye

June 8, 2026

Sports

Men’s Basketball: Nick Martinelli selected by Los Angeles Clippers in NBA Draft second round

June 24, 2026

Nick Martinelli was selected by the Los Angeles Clippers as the 55th pick in the NBA Draft’s second round on Wednesday. After four years at Northwestern, Martinelli is headed...

Q&A: Ryan Sports Development CEO Pat Ryan Jr. talks vision for Ryan Field ahead of planned fall reopening

June 23, 2026

Elijah Eschmeyer plans to forge his own legacy at Northwestern

June 11, 2026

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‘Keepers of the faith’: Evanston community nonprofit maintains, improves Harley Clarke grounds

Liam Barrett, Senior Staffer

May 28, 2026

Local nonprofit Jens Jensen Gardens in Evanston has maintained and improved the Harley Clarke Mansion grounds since the organization was created in 2019. The mansion is scheduled...

Chicago musical trio The Oh Yeahs bring folk harmonies to Evanston’s Studio5

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The Weekly: Evanston resident in ICE custody, alleged discrimination in NU genetic counseling program, Biss’ support of unionized Starbucks baristas

Ruby Dowling and Regan Huizenga

June 1, 2026

The Daily Northwestern · The Weekly: Evanston resident in ICE custody, alleged discrimination in NU genetic counseling program, Biss’ support of unionized Starbucks baristas REGAN...

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