The Evanston History Center hosted local author Morris “Dino” Robinson Tuesday evening to explore his new book, “Gatherings: ...

Students entered the O.T. Hogan Biological Sciences Building and were immediately greeted by a video projection of a watering ...

The Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America approved a halal station at Foster-Walker Dining Commons in October to improve reliable access on campus after The Daily reported food identified as ...

It’s almost unavoidable now. Sitting at the top of search engines or operating digital assistants on social media apps, artificial intelligence is silently permeating into our phones, computers and ...

Evanston residents arrived in droves for Union Pizzeria’s Melt ICE Knit-Along Fundraiser at Evanston SPACE Tuesday. The event, hosted by the restaurant in collaboration with Evanston Stitchworks, ...

Opinion Columnist Sylvie Slotkin poses the often-neglected questions of what it means to "slay" and if you can "slay" too hard.

Following a joint brainstorming session last week, community members from the 2nd, 4th and 5th Wards took their turn offering suggestions on the city’s 2026 Bike Plan Update. About 75 Evanston ...

After 95 awards, 18 main stage performances and many show-stopping red carpet outfits, The Daily’s Arts and Entertainment ...

As two NU students eager to explore Chicago’s dining scene, Chicago Restaurant Week gave us the perfect opportunity to try ...

Opinion Contributors Mintesinot Sturm and Ereny Tanious reflect on Northwestern's deal with the federal government to restore ...

As 16 candidates battle for Illinois’ first open U.S. Senate seat in a decade, $37.9 million was funneled into the campaign ...

Illinois Senate candidate Rachel Ruttenberg overtook primary opponent Patrick Hanley in fundraising during the last quarter of 2025. The two 9th District Democrats vying for State Sen. Laura Fine’s (D ...