Families will have to opt in for students to take their iPads home for the summer.
City sees essentially no growth in several years, with -2.2% population change since 2020.
Students gathered Wednesday on Cohen Lawn for a community celebration with free refreshments and live music. Just upstairs, a who’s who of University leadership congregated on the rooftop of Luna’s Pub & Grill, including Board of Trustees Chair Peter Barris, interim President Henry Bienen and President Emeritus Michael Schill. Vice President for Student Affairs Susan...
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Sustainability plan draft submitted this week described by Ryan Field advisory group as lackluster.
The Evanston Public Library’s AdHoc Search Committee discussed the budget for the library’s interim executive director search and a timeline for the permanent executive director search at its Wednesday meeting. The committee was formed during the Board of Trustees’ April 15 meeting following the resignation of the former library director in February. The group —...
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When SESP Dean and Carlos Montezuma Prof. Bryan Brayboy spoke to The Daily on Monday, he said he knew the exact time period he had served in the position: two years, 11 months and 11 days. Since Brayboy assumed the role in 2023, the School of Education and Social Policy has launched a dual degree...
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I’ve come to measure my time in college as a collection of to-do lists. A new day, a new list, with more items appearing as the hours pass. I typically keep one on my laptop, one in the paper planner I insist on bringing with me everywhere and another in the notes app on my...
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The Litowitz Center for Enlightened Disagreement has selected “Vigil” by George Saunders to inaugurate the Campus Reading Program, according to a University news release Wednesday. According to the release, the Campus Reading Program will be similar in concept to One Book One Northwestern, a program that hosted events around a selected book the Office of...
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Do you tend to differ from your peers, or are there about 10 of you on the Lakefill at this moment? Take this quiz to compare your responses to students who took The Daily’s Spring 2026 Poll.
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This review contains spoilers. “Should I marry a murderer?” This is the question posed by Netflix’s new docuseries of the same name, which released April 29. It seems like an easy one. Yet, across the three episodes, the show depicts the question through the nuanced lens of whirlwind romance and police passivity. The series follows...
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Rebecca Zikakis never anticipated leaving her corporate job to open a needlepoint business. But that changed after Zikakis — who built a career working for tech companies such as LinkedIn and Cars.com — became more immersed in the world of embroidery and fiber arts when she decided to cross-stitch the table numbers for her wedding...
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