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Weinberg second-year Daniela Caceres was waiting at the bus stop on Chicago Avenue when a stranger approached her, gesturing for her to take off her headphones. Caceres thought the stranger needed ...
Soccer is more than back on the lakefront, and now we can say it hasn’t just been Wildcat soccer. On a sunny Sunday afternoon last weekend, light blue banners with the Chicago Stars Football Club logo ...
The hydrangea blooms on the outskirts of the Shakespeare Garden. Photo by Lila Goldin / Medill-Northwestern Journalism Institute An Endless Summer, a type of hydrangea macrophylla, on Emerson Street.
Big Dipper firefly (Photinus pyralis) flashes in a Kentucky backyard. Image courtesy of Richard Joyce / Xerces Society Just past 9 p.m., near the Lakefill’s edge, small points of yellow light hover ...
The exterior of Buffalo Joe’s at 812 Clark St. Little has changed about the restaurant since its opening on May 1, 1984. Photo by Maya Segal / Medill-Northwestern Journalism Institute When Yale ...
Gracie Abrams performs on the evening of the first night of Lollapalooza. Photo by Mary Amelia Weiss/ North by Northwestern Lollapalooza came and went to Chicago last weekend, complete with a ...
The current selection of summer reading bundles at Booked, ranging from the kindergarten reading level to the fifth grade. Photo by Lina Park / Medill-Northwestern Journalism Institute Four years ago, ...
The construction site of the new Foster School, as of June 4. Photo by Maya Mukherjee / North by Northwestern. Evanston resident Terri Shepard spots Black children waiting for a bus in her ...
A young girl waves from her mother’s arms as Evanston sanitation vehicles roll past, tailing the local Fourth of July Parade. “Our Public Works agency is the backbone of our community,” Evanston ...
Substitute teacher Gabriel Garcia sports gray “Mexicans Ain’t Going Anywhere” shirt at parade to protest ongoing discrimination and represent cultural heritage. Photo by Juliana Agudelo Ariza / Medill ...
Gus Kohl, 13, sells a popsicle to two customers at Evanston’s Fourth of July parade. Photo by Dorie Xie/ Medill-Northwestern Journalism Institute Kohl sells a popsicle to a young boy at the parade.
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