D65 staffer has gone from layoff notice to heading major district initiative.
Northwestern reached a settlement with a group of student plaintiffs in their claims of personal injury against the University, among other defendants, relating to allegations of hazing on the football team. The settlement comes nearly two years after University President Michael Schill terminated former football coach Pat Fitzgerald and instituted several safeguards after the allegations...
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Seeking guidance on what to cut as structural budget deficit looms.
In Today’s Crossword, 3-Down, 5 letters: Someone outside their work life in “Severance”
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Quiana McNeal hired from District 214 in Arlington Heights.
Construction to begin this summer for new studio theater, among other improvements.
Students for Justice in Palestine held a demonstration at The Arch on Monday to criticize Northwestern’s response to the Israel-Hamas war, show solidarity with NU’s dining workers and protest the federal government’s retaliation against student protesters. About 20 demonstrators listened to three speakers’ statements, criticizing NU for “aiding and abetting genocide abroad.” The speakers encouraged...
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Biologist Adam Silverman (CSB ’21), a longtime fan of “Jeopardy!”, finally earned a shot at game show glory in March when he squared off in the iconic prime-time quiz show. Despite tough competition, Silverman fought hard and pocketed $13,000. Silverman sat down with The Daily to reflect on his experience. This interview has been lightly...
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