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Spokesperson Martha Hill tells Evanston Now that the driver, identified as Hugo Alvarado, of Zion, Illinois, received two separate citations from ...

Semi-trailer hit by Metra at Linden Avenue grade crossing.

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A federal prosecutor announced Thursday that he would drop the charges against the remaining four members of the so-called “Broadview Six,” days before the case was set to go to trial.  U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros said the government would dismiss all remaining charges with prejudice — meaning the case cannot be refiled — in a...

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Former Northwestern President Morton Schapiro may be spending most of his time in Southern California, but he said he still keeps up with the University — including the women’s lacrosse team’s run to the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four.  Known as Morty to most, Schapiro was a familiar face to students during his presidency from 2009-22,...

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Lively chatter and the smell of warm soup paired with fresh sourdough drifted out of a packed photography studio as Souper Simple held a dinner Thursday.  Since March, Souper Simple, a community organization that seeks to create a gathering space for the community, has hosted a series of monthly soup dinners to benefit local nonprofits....

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This is Northwestern’s season to get back on top of the lacrosse world. But after the team’s first eight games, the idea seemed impossibly far from reality. After falling to Ohio State on March 15, the Wildcats (17-3, 7-1 Big Ten) had lost three games, two at the hands of unranked opponents. For the first...

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From pots and cans to Colombian rhythms, the Bienen Percussion Ensemble put on a diverse arrangement for their last concert. Email: giannaliu2029@u.northwestern.edu    Related Stories:  — Mayfest’s 54th annual Dillo Day goes full throttle with live music, student spirit — Charlie Puth’s ‘Whatever’s Clever!’ tour stuns Chicago — Alice Millar Chapel Choir returns with ‘Joy...

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On a bright Thursday afternoon, four women walked along Sheridan Road, the Lighthouse Landing to their left. Amid the soft crash of waves against the lakeshore rocks, Evanston resident Ashley Bryan asked, “If your work life could be described as a song, what would it be?” Erika Martinez said her song would be a DJ...

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What kind of Asian girl are you? Are you the Key Club President? An “Asian baby girl?” Maybe a Wasian Princess? A dragon lady? A bad Asian? A good Asian?  Earlier this May, three San Francisco tech workers hosted an “ABG / ABB maxxing event” where attendees were taught how to become an Asian baby...

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Evanston resident Anita Gewurz (Feinberg ’85) lives near the Northwestern president’s house. During her more than 50 years in the city, she said she’s seen a plethora of different NU presidents, some who were extroverted and others who made the house seem “forbidding.”  Gewurz is just one Evanston community member anticipating the presidency of Mung...

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The 2026 Northwestern Undergraduate Research & Arts Exposition took place at Norris University Center and the Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday. The exposition in Norris featured nearly 200 student poster presentations, split between two poster sessions and 40 oral presentations staggered in panels. The Creative Arts Festival, which took place...

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Think you know Northwestern’s campus? Take your best shot, and try to name this week’s location.

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The Northwestern Network for Collaborative Intelligence announced five strategic leaders in April to develop data science and artificial intelligence education, research and infrastructure.  The move marked the network’s next step in its goal to promote interdisciplinary work within the University’s AI initiatives. The University launched NNCI last June, announcing McCormick Prof. V.S. Subrahmanian and Feinberg...

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Caught up with current events? See if you can ace this week’s news quiz.

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“Survivor Season 50: In the Hands of the Fans” came to an end Wednesday, crowning four-time player Aubry Bracco winner — a result I feel completely neutral about. Despite the cast consisting of some of the most entertaining, strategic and dynamic people to ever play the game, the final three players were, frankly, a little...

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No. 3-seed Maryland women's lacrosse has posted one of the best records in collegiate lacrosse this season and earned a trip to Evanston, Illinois.

R&B artist Khalid transported his audience back to the nostalgic 2010s, playing hits including “Young Dumb & Broke” and “8TEEN” amid windy Chicago weather Wednesday at Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island. The stop was part of Khalid’s “It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour,” named after his October album “after the sun goes down.” Like the...

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View pregame, in-game and post-game details from the Loyola Academy (Wilmette, IL) @ Evanston (IL) playoff lacrosse game on Tue, 5/26/2026.