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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


Downtown Evanston. Evanston high school students from the area were asked to rate and discuss 'Mean Girls.'

Mean no more? Students reflect on ‘Mean Girls,’ 15 years later

May 3, 2019

Evanston students were most likely not wearing pink last Wednesday — or any other Wednesday. This week, as the movie “Mean Girls” turned 15, Evanston Township High School, New Trier High School...

Buchaniec: The wealthy have always had the academic advantage

Buchaniec: The wealthy have always had the academic advantage

April 4, 2019

The myth of meritocracy sits at the foundation of our educational system: if you work hard enough in high school, you’ll get into a good college and eventually, get a good job. It is a system that for...

Mike Daugerdas poses for a picture. Daugerdas will compete for Team Illinois basketball at the Special Olympics USA Games in July.

Evanston basketball player chosen to compete in 2018 Special Olympics USA Games

October 30, 2017

Evanston Special Recreation athlete Mike Daugerdas developed a childhood passion for basketball when he began playing the sport in an alley with neighbors. As he grew older, Daugerdas, who said he...

Students draw portraits and write about their experiences with racism. The works were displayed at Curt’s Cafe North, 2922 Central St.

Local artist works with at-risk youth to highlight experiences with racism

October 22, 2017

When Evanston artist Kathy Pilat saw an art show featuring people’s experiences with racism, she said she realized the importance of understanding these stories. Building on that knowledge, she began...

Northwestern alumna Jeanne Bishop signs a copy of her book, Change of Heart, a story about the 1990 Winnetka murder of Bishop's sister and brother-in-law. Bishop spoke about forgiveness and healing at Bookends & Beginnings Tuesday evening and led a discussion about criminal justice.

Northwestern alum Jeanne Bishop speaks on criminal justice reform, sister’s death

July 22, 2015

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...

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