A third Evanston resident has launched a campaign for the city’s 2027 mayoral special election. Elliot Oats, a 22-year-old union steward and bike safety advocate, filed paperwork to run for mayor on Wednesday. Oats, a 6th Ward resident, is the third person to publicly announce they intend to run for mayor, joining business lawyer Jade...
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The review contains spoilers. After a back-and-forth discussion between my friend and me regarding our ideal timelines for weddings and children, we sat down in a small theater to embark on a claustrophobic investigation of love and unhappy marriages. Throughout our watch of “The Invite,” we found ourselves almost always giggling, sometimes because of absurd...
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Two Northwestern baseball players are officially on the path to their sport’s highest level following this year’s MLB Draft. Rising senior Ryan Kucherak was selected by the San Diego Padres in the 15th round with the 455th pick, while Jack Lausch (SESP ‘25) was taken by the Cincinnati Reds in the 17th round with the...
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Welcome to The Daily’s photo blog: Captured. This is a space for The Daily’s photographers to share their best work, including photos from weekend performances and events around the community. You can contact the photo editor by emailing photo@dailynorthwestern.com. Less than two months after Northwestern lacrosse won the national championship on its home turf at...
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Would gauge Evanston voters’ support for proposed constitutional amendment.
Solar and other improvements predicted to save nearly $400,000 a year.
Doesn’t want to be seen as providing “oversight from Council,” he says.
It’s “found, in time” for Evanstonian Bennett Pascal.