Carmen Perez, the national co-chair of the 2017 Women’s March on Washington, said she never regarded herself as an activist. Instead, she described her role as more of a “bridgekeeper” seeking to...
Beginning in the 1960s, Northwestern students mobilized in favor of a variety of causes, ranging from boycotting grapes to ending the Vietnam War. In the most famous protest of the decade, more than 100...
Like many good American boys, I grew up with an idolized picture of John F. Kennedy, who was shot fifty years ago last Friday, Nov. 22. That afternoon, I watched his famous 1961 inaugural address, which,...
Former congressman Allen West (R-Fla.) spoke Thursday about whether the United States should use military action to spread freedom.
West’s talk, which took place Thursday afternoon, was sponsored...
Veterans and residents braved the rain Monday morning to mark Veterans Day in downtown Evanston.
“We want to dedicate this day and honor our brave veterans who served their country,” said Charles...
