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Foster School ribbon-cutting marks historic return to 5th Ward
1+ hour, 10+ min ago (1495+ words) Jack Baker, Editor in Chief Perpetual Flop: I dropped my chemistry minor Perpetual Flop: Everyone’s in NYC but me Football: Excitement for new Ryan Field builds at Big Ten Media Days ‘Keepers of the faith’: Evanston community nonprofit maintains, improves…...
Evanston Safety Town teaches generations of children life skills
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (695+ words) Hurd and Zorach: Dear President Chiang… Wang: The art of cramming a goodbye Men’s Basketball: Nick Martinelli selected by Los Angeles Clippers in NBA Draft second round Q&A: Ryan Sports Development CEO Pat Ryan Jr. talks vision for Ryan…...
Students pursue independent summer research projects
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (704+ words) Ian Hurd and Rebecca Zorach Wang: The art of cramming a goodbye Ogburn: Embracing the landslide Q&A: Ryan Sports Development CEO Pat Ryan Jr. talks vision for Ryan Field ahead of planned fall reopening Elijah Eschmeyer plans to forge his…...
Sarah Jessica Parker underscores individuality, curiousity in commencement speech
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1224+ words) For those who couldn’t help but wonder what advice Sarah Jessica Parker might offer graduates during Northwestern’s 168th Commencement ceremony on Sunday, the actor and producer’s address at Chicago’s United Center focused on embracing individuality, curiosity and the golden rule. Before…...
Class of 2026 marches back through The Arch, reflects on upcoming graduation
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (449+ words) To a chorus of cheering families and friends, Northwestern’s Class of 2026 retraced their steps during March Back Through The Arch on Friday, kicking off graduation weekend. NU seniors were met with purple pompoms as they recalled fond memories and walked…...
City to provide free weekday breakfast and lunch to children this summer
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (219+ words) Evanston will serve free cold breakfasts and lunches on weekdays to children and teens ages 1 to 18 beginning this Monday. The meals will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis at locations across the city through Aug. 14. Breakfast will be served…...
r00bies4ever puts a spin on life after college
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (688+ words) Chicago DJ Abigail Grohmann first met Lucy Rubinstein (Bienen ’25) at a coffee shop in Lakeview. Rubinstein brought a spiral notebook and a pen, asking questions and writing down Grohmann’s answers. Rubinstein, then 19, was learning how to be a DJ and…...
Student Employees of the Year talk workplace fun, community impact
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (682+ words) Four weeks before Weinberg senior Narmeen Chahal leaves for the summer, she started preparing a classroom of kids at the Learning Bridge Early Education Center — and herself — to say farewell. “I have to prepare myself for it because this is…...
Gallery: HaptE takes home VentureCat grand prize
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (136+ words) At Northwestern’s annual VentureCat competition for student businesses, McCormick senior Trevor Abbott and McCormick sophomore Quinn McGinley took home $100,000 for their startup HaptE, a computer vision system designed to improve the efficiency of warehouse operations. Finalists presented their pitches in…...
D65 announces new principals
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (242+ words) In a series of messages on Tuesday evening, Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Superintendent Angel Turner announced the appointments of two new principals to lead Lincoln Elementary School and Chute Middle School. David Davis will serve as the next principal of…...