The city released proposals from two consulting firms vying to rewrite Evanston’s zoning code in accordance with the newly-adopted Envision Evanston 2045 comprehensive plan on Monday. Firms McKenna and Code Studio both submitted proposals to lead the initiative, according to a Monday news release. In its proposal, McKenna, based in Northville, Mich., highlighted its experience...
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Sign says “Coming Soon”
Annual event planned for Wednesday afternoon.
Renovated Ecology Center opened in October 2025.
One wants almost three-times as much as the other for the code rewrite project.
City is ineligible for loan, but school districts and library are.
Ainsley M. Cameron joins The Block Museum from Cincinnati Art Museum.
Macs Vinson (McCormick ’17) vividly remembers breaking down in tears at Cozy Noodles & Rice, stressed about a midterm for a difficult class. Asian American Studies Prof. Nitasha Sharma, Vinson’s faculty mentor as part of Northwestern’s Posse Scholars program, sat across from them at the table. In an emotional moment, Sharma counseled them, telling...
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After the Supreme Court authorized the Trump administration to end temporary protections for Haitians, thousands of migrants living in the Chicago area are confronting growing uncertainty about their futures. The change, announced by former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and then approved by the Supreme Court on June 25, will terminate the Temporary Protected...
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In Today’s Crossword, 5-down, 4 letters: “____ of the above,” a dreaded multiple choice option
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Northwestern’s Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center’s production of “The Harvest,” directed by Jonathan Berry (MFA ’07), closed out its run Sunday afternoon following four performances throughout the weekend. The production featured five graduate students in NU’s MFA acting program, alongside rising Communication junior Sarah Bock and Communication Prof. Shawn Douglass. Set in an Evangelical church basement...
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Many fans hopped on the Steve Lacy bandwagon following the alternative R&B and pop artist’s 2022 album “Gemini Rights.” Others have followed him since the start — namely, from his debut on R&B band The Internet’s 2015 album “Ego Death,” which was nominated for a Grammy while Lacy was still in high school. Naturally, fans...
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And it will be hot.