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I’m Running: Weinberg alum Justin Kanew faces uphill battle in Tennessee Republican stronghold

October 21, 2018

Softball: Northwestern seeking consistency entering Mary Nutter Classic

February 21, 2018

Blotter: Tennessee man transported back to Evanston, charged with aggravated use of weapon

Sophie Mann, Digital Development and Recruitment Editor

April 23, 2017

Filed under City, Crime

On Tuesday, a 21-year-old man from Nashville, Tennessee was transported back to Evanston by police after the Nashville Police Department arrested him based on an active warrant, according to a news release. The warrant was...

Softball: Wildcats win three games, break records but drop two in Kajikawa Classic

February 15, 2016

Football: Northwestern selected for Outback Bowl, to play Tennessee

December 6, 2015

Rauner announces he plans to sign first state law against Israel boycotts

Kevin Mathew, Copy Chief

May 19, 2015

Filed under City, Latest Stories, Politics, State

Gov. Bruce Rauner will sign into law the first-ever state action against Israel boycotts, he announced via Twitter on Monday. Rauner made the announcement after the Illinois House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill...

Women’s Basketball: Joe McKeown named coach of USA Basketball collegiate team

April 15, 2015

Gates: History about more than just the positive side

February 22, 2015

Flower-donating nonprofit opens Evanston location

Lauren Bally, Reporter

February 9, 2015

Filed under Business, City, Local

A national nonprofit that recycles flowers and donates them to local medical patients has launched its newest branch in Evanston. Random Acts of Flowers-Chicago, 2000 Greenleaf St., opened last month. Its mission is to repu...

Mian: Don’t allow religious freedom to become cover for discrimination

February 27, 2014

Senate confirms Evanston resident Zachary Fardon as U.S. attorney

October 17, 2013

Study: Nearly 1 million Americans could leave labor force under ACA

Maddie Elkins, Summer Reporter

August 1, 2013

Filed under Academic, Campus, Latest Stories, The Summer Northwestern 2013

A new study co-authored by a Northwestern professor suggests that nearly a million Americans may leave the labor force as a result of the Affordable Care Act. The working paper, published last month, says between 500,000 and ...

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