Preservation commissioners critique apartment project next door to historic church.
Also argues they waited too long to file suit.
University officials say they have no current plans for the school-owned properties.
Northwestern is in full bloom as ambitions come to fruition. As we approach the conclusion of the 2025-26 academic year, The Daily’s Spring Poll aimed to capture student voices and the NU experience. This year was marked by pivotal issues, including the pervasive rise of artificial intelligence, shifts in University administration and ongoing tensions in...
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Telephoned threats Tuesday afternoon deemed not credible.
Northwestern has continued its lobbying efforts on federal funding allocations, taxation of higher education and congressional oversight, according to its first quarter filings for 2026. NU reported $271,000 in lobbying expenses between January and March 2026, according to reports filed in April. The University directly filed $121,000 of the total. The remaining $150,000 was reported...
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After spending hours debating Housing4All, Evanston’s new Strategic Housing Plan, City Council unanimously voted to advance an ordinance prohibiting “price-fixing” software in determining rental costs and other lease conditions at its Monday meeting. Ald. Juan Gercaris (9th) introduced the ordinance, which penalizes the use of software designed to analyze private competitor information. The city would...
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The Daily Northwestern · Behind the scenes of NU in Bloom: The Daily’s Spring 2026 Poll ASHLEY WEI: Hello and welcome to behind the scenes of NU in Bloom. We’re super excited to talk about The Daily Spring 2026 Poll. Twice a year, we ask undergraduate students at Northwestern about their opinions on campus...
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Veronica Roth’s (Weinberg ’10) famed start at Northwestern’s creative writing program is an oft-talked about legend within the University’s English department. Roth wrote “Divergent” during Winter Break of her senior year, discovered her agent by Googling “how to get published by a big publisher” and sold the generation-defining dystopian trilogy in a three-book deal with...
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Northwestern’s National Pan-Hellenic Council hosted its second annual yard show on Cohen Lawn, celebrating Black Greek life on campus. The show included performances from NU’s Divine Nine sororities and fraternities, and the best performances won the “Yard Runner” award. Email: isabellamason2029@u.northwestern.edu Email: oliviarichardsonfeldman2029@u.northwestern.edu Related Stories: — NPHC yard show celebrates Black Greek life through...
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Think you know the Northwestern community? Try to guess how undergraduate students responded to The Daily Spring 2026 Poll.
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Northwestern Medical Makers and HeForSWE, an initiative within the Society of Women Engineers, invited students to try out a period pain simulator Tuesday in the Technological Institute for National Women’s Health Week. Participants donated $5 to use the pain simulator. McCormick first-year and HeForSWE co-Director Anna Siebers said the money raised will be donated to...
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