One swing drifted wide of the sideline. The next sailed long over the end line. A third missed by even more. Virginia Tech committed three straight attack errors at the tail end of its first set against Northwestern and failed to solve the problem for the rest of the match. Days after beating Butler in...
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Heat and humidity did not stop throngs of folk-lovers from heading to the lakefront for the opening day of the 2026 Evanston Folk Festival Saturday.
The festival runs through Sunday, and includes some offsite evening programs at Evanston Space and Cahn Auditorium at Northwestern.
The Northern Illinois Transportation Authority this week unveiled a proposed map implementing the state’s new People Over Parking Act.
And, as expected, it shows that the law will ban Evanston from setting minimum parking requirements for new developments almost anywhere in town, except for portions of northwest Evanston’s 6th Ward.
Editor’s note: This story was reported in collaboration with The Evanstonian. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Michael Pond received an unexpected call from his roommate, urging him to turn on the TV. Pond’s roommate, who was in the middle of his commute to downtown Chicago, had learned that the World Trade Center’s North...
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A pair of Evanston Township High School alumni have developed new artificial intelligence software to help independent musical artists get on par with those signed to major labels.
SRND (pronounced like “surround”) was launched earlier this summer by Gavi Shohet Zabin and George Pareti. The AI-powered operating system automates several marketing and management-related tasks for independent artists and music labels.