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Adrian Randolph has led the College of Arts and Sciences since 2015.

Says Stacy Deemar’s case can continue on equal protection grounds.

Speakers at virtual meeting suggest rebuilding on site.

In annual State of the City speech, Biss says “dark times brought out the best in Evanston.”

Payment is part of “mutual separation agreement” which led to her resignation.

Assistant principal promoted to top position.

Sets up special election next spring.

Eyes early 2027 move as it seeks a smaller new location

Boys’ track team took home state title last month.

Plus, more updates from Monday night’s City Council meeting.

Eric Miller is also a graduate of ETHS.

Retired ETHS leader to temporarily fill top post at District 65.

Leaves panel without a quorum to meet.

City and Northwestern partnering to stream USA V. Turkey on an outdoor screen at 9 p.m. Thursday.

Fines imposed on the owners of the property now total $280,000.

Alders will consider the revised plans on Monday.

Developers want to make the site a “community hub,” hosting more events in the future.

Organizers and participants see the Evanston event as a way to pushback against intolerance.

Turner’s early departure likely to cost taxpayers thousands.

The year-old wellness hub’s gala featured food, music and connections.