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Student organizers hung a purple inflatable vulva at The Arch Friday afternoon. Spectators crowded around the piece, entitled PUSSYGATE.

Students hang purple vulva from The Arch in PUSSYGATE

Kelli Nguyen, Assistant Campus Editor
June 4, 2016

Three Divvy bike stations to open on campus this spring

Hangda Zhang, Reporter
January 20, 2016
Divvy, a Chicago-based company, has more than 3,000 bikes across the city. Northwestern is partnering with Evanston to host three Divvy bike-sharing stations on campus, which are set to open before the start of the next academic year.

Three Divvy stations to open on Northwestern’s campus by next academic year

Matthew Choi, Reporter
April 19, 2015
A banner hung by Wildcats for Israel and Tannenbaum Chabad House was torn in half near The Arch. The banner was allegedly vandalized Tuesday evening.

Wildcats for Israel banner torn apart

Olivia Exstrum, Campus Editor
January 15, 2015
Members of the Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary march in the rain down Chicago Avenue on Monday morning. The demonstration, held to protest the grand jury decisions in Missouri and New York, caused police officers to divert car traffic to ensure participants safety.

Seminary members march through Evanston after grand jury decisions in Missouri, New York

Paige Leskin, City Editor
December 8, 2014
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