Two years ago, Chicago-based graphic designer JJ Blanco faced the familiar choice of deciding on a new company car. He ultimately landed on his first electric vehicle: a Chevrolet Bolt. Blanco said he finds the car’s maintenance more convenient and appreciates its lower noise levels, quicker acceleration and smoother ride compared to gas vehicles. Blanco...
The post Evanston, Cook County see steady increase in electric vehicle use appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell discussed technological competition with China, China’s role in the Russia-Ukraine War, concerns over Taiwan and future U.S.-China diplomacy at a virtual town hall Tuesday. Stephen Orlins, president of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, moderated the event. Northwestern was one of five organizations participating in the online panel...
The post Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell talks U.S.-China relations at virtual town hall appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
In today’s mini crossword: 7-Across, four letters: Mark Zuckerberg becomes self-referential
The post Daily Mini Crossword, April 10, 2024 appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
Before most fans sat down in their seats and Northwestern stepped up to the plate in the bottom of the first inning in Tuesday’s nonconference tilt, UIC already led 5-0. By the bottom of the second inning, the Wildcats (10-19, 0-6 Big Ten) trailed the Flames (20-10, 5-4 MVC) 11-2. Over the first two frames,...
The post Baseball: Northwestern falls flat against high-flying UIC in 18-5 defeat appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
In 2022, a 2nd Ward resident’s oldest son said he wanted to use puberty blockers. His coming out prompted family members to expand their understanding of gender identity, the parent said. The parent’s son came out as nonbinary at the age of 10 and has since detransitioned. Her youngest child also came out as nonbinary...
The post Drawing on lived experiences, Gender Affirming Evanston aims to support parents of transgender children appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
Email, resume, interview, rejection. This is a cycle many prospective consultants, investment bankers and other business pre-professionals at Northwestern become all too familiar with as they search for a summer internship to jumpstart their careers. According to Tracie Thomas, director of career development at Northwestern Career Advancement, social networking apps like LinkedIn have become increasingly...
The post LinkedIn provides networking, competition to NU students during recruitment appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
A Northwestern events parking survey opened to 7th Ward residents Monday, Ald. Eleanor Revelle (7th) announced. The survey comes amid monthslong discussions between residents and city officials about how to adjust city parking regulations in response to NU’s plans to hold public-facing concerts at a reconstructed Ryan Field. Revelle said the information it gathers will...
The post Ald. Eleanor Revelle releases NU event parking survey for 7th Ward residents appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
In a February 4 article, “NU requests city analysis on possible lakeside football field,” The Daily reported that Northwestern is considering adding capacity to Martin Stadium for up to 15,000 spectators as a temporary nonconference football venue while Ryan Field is under construction. Other local venues are also being explored as opportunities for possible sites,...
The post LTE: NU should pursue Soldier Field for temporary football stadium appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
In my last opinion article, I expressed my desire not to vote in the 2024 presidential election. The common rebuttals I have heard are: “A non-vote is a vote for Donald Trump,” and I should vote for President Joe Biden because he is “the lesser of two evils.” I cannot ignore these guilt trips. A...
The post Duda: Dispelling “A non-vote is a vote for Trump” and Biden is “the lesser of two evils” amid war in Gaza appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
In a final-round climb, Northwestern secured a share of third place at the Lewis Chitengwa Memorial Tuesday, notching its second consecutive top-three finish. After making a similar late-tournament push to capture third at late March’s Duck Invitational, coach David Inglis’ squad enjoyed strong performances from the team’s fourth and fifth seeds. Sophomore Ethan Tseng, who...
The post Men’s Golf: Northwestern finishes in third for second consecutive tournament appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
Less than a month after Northwestern’s season-ending loss to back-to-back national champions UConn, senior guard Ty Berry and senior center Matt Nicholson announced they will return for their final year of eligibility next season. Sustaining a torn meniscus in the Wildcats’ win over Nebraska in February, Berry missed out on the team’s final 11 games...
The post Men’s Basketball: Northwestern’s Berry, Nicholson to return for fifth seasons appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
“The Night Watchman” by Louise Erdrich will be next year’s One Book One Northwestern selection, Northwestern announced Monday. The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is about a tribal leader that stands up to Congress in the 1950s while his tribe is at risk of being disbanded and displaced. The character is based on Erdrich’s grandfather, who was...
The post ‘The Night Watchman’ by Louise Erdrich announced as 2024-25 One Book One Northwestern selection appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.
Northwestern has admitted a record number of 93 QuestBridge Match Scholars this year, according to a Wednesday news release. NU also encourages QuestBridge Scholars who did not match with their top choices to apply to the University during the early and regular decision rounds. As a result, nearly 140 Quest Scholars will attend NU in...
The post NU to welcome record number of QuestBridge Match Scholars in fall appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.