Activism has changed in the last few decades. Physical protests have become less common, eclipsed by electronically signed petitions and tagging government accounts. And that’s not necessarily a bad ...

McCormick third-year Jayden Pean working in his nail studio. Photo by Jezel Martinez / North by Northwestern. One year ago, Jayden “JP” Pean watched a male nail tech work on a ...

Going into my first year at my previous college, I, along with many of my friends, was entirely clueless about what to study. Many students start college undecided about majors or careers, but as ...

The telephone that should stand on the west corner of Kresge instead stands on the southwest corner of University Hall. Photo by Sami McKenney / North by Northwestern Medill first-year Ryan Ottignon ...

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 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 man hangs Grand Marshal Jill Wine-Banks’ sign onto her carriage-like parade vehicle before the 2025 Evanston Fourth of July parade. Photo by Stella Bleiweis / Medill-Northwestern Journalism ...

A golden retriever accompanies its owner during the Evanston Fourth of July parade. Many dogs attended the event in costume, wearing bandanas, onesies, or tutus. Photo by Hailey Lloyd / ...