SpaceX president to give commencement address, Evanstonians honor George Floyd, EPD officers accused of excessive force, and National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Abolishing guaranteed Greek Life ASG senate seats, graduate students develop new pharmaceutical technology, Chicago schools announce vaccination requirements for fall, and Biden's Earth Day summit

As Derek Chauvin is found guilty, Evanston City Council unanimously passes a payout for a lawsuit against the Evanston police chief

NU begins distributing vaccines, Women's lacrosse goes undefeated, Union Pacific train tickets will no longer be free, and the jury for Derek Chauvin's trial begins its deliberation 

For Monday, April 19 2021:

A deep-dive into former President Trump’s unique rhetoric, the lowdown on the 2021 Oscars, and an ode to crochet.

For Monday, April 19 2021:

A deep-dive into former President Trump's unique rhetoric, the lowdown on the 2021 Oscars, and an ode to crochet.

NU students and Evanston residents advocate police abolition, Chicago expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, and CPS reopens its doors to high school students

Producer: Sara Kadoura

Anchor: Maria Ximena Aragon

Reporters: Nick Song, Maria Caamaño, Zach McCrary

VP for Operations: more vaccines coming, a Wildcat gets drafted, video of CPD shooting sparks protests, and new sanctions on Russia

Conducted by Nick Song