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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

Podculture: Student film ‘When Time Stops’ tackles Chicago gentrification

Podculture: Student film ‘When Time Stops’ tackles Chicago gentrification

February 6, 2024

Northwestern students working on the student film “When Time Stops” aim to tell a culturally authentic story of gentrification in Pilsen. [sound from the movie set] ANITA LI: Eight months of...

Ortiz: Chuy García and the machine he wants to make

Ortiz: Chuy García and the machine he wants to make

February 28, 2023

In my eyes, the most exciting story in this Chicago election is that of Jesús "Chuy" García. I think it’s fascinating how he has tried to make a political machine in the last few years, and how that...

Bob’s Pizza’s storefront. The building is grey, the windows are brown, and the Bob’s Pizza sign is black, yellow and red with a pizza in the background.

Bob’s Pizza: From ghost kitchen to beloved bar

January 6, 2022

It was Medill freshman Alexia Kadota-Browner’s last night of Fall Quarter in Evanston.  She finished packing, scheduled an early morning Lyft to the airport, grabbed her bedazzled pink cowboy hat...

A black skyline of Chicago rests on a blue background.

Your guide to understanding and exploring the nation’s third most-populous city

August 16, 2021

During Wildcat Welcome, my Peer Adviser told me one of the biggest regrets that Northwestern seniors have is not exploring the city of Chicago more. Between a loaded schedule of classes, extracurriculars...

Located on the corner of Division Street and Hoyne Avenue, “Together We Overcome” is one of Chicago’s oldest surviving urban artworks. Painted by John Weber, it signifies West Town resident’s longing for peace during a time of conflict.

Moving Pictures: Chicago’s mural culture challenged in the face of gentrification

April 21, 2020

A&E On a balmy afternoon, Chicago’s West Town resident Melissa Kamhout was awestruck by a vibrant mural while jogging in the neighborhood. Located on the corner of Division Street and...

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