Last week, The Daily reported on an Evanston resident held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, allegations of discriminatory behavior in Northwestern’s Graduate Program in Genetic Counseling and Mayor Daniel Biss’ support of unionized Starbucks workers.

In this episode, Opinion Editor Alexia Sextou, Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater and history Prof. Susan Pearson discuss the use of artificial intelligence in university spaces and the road to crafting a healthy campus culture around academic integrity and AI use.

In Opinion:

“A new summer is upon us, and I’m ready for some good, clean summer fling fun. No real feelings, just fun,” writes Columnist Sylvie Slotkin.

In Opinion:

“The best thing I’ve ever done is surround myself with people who love to dance,” writes Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater.

Last week, The Daily reported on new Northwestern president Mung Chiang, the 54th Dillo Day and Evanston Township High School’s Commencement celebrating the Class of 2026.

In this episode of What’s New at NU, we explore how students and faculty are turning their research and interests into podcasts.

In Opinion:

“Twenty, I can’t thank you enough for showing me parts of myself that are cool and worth celebrating,” writes Opinion Columnist Sylvie Slotkin.

In Opinion:

“What’s beautiful about a nickname is that you can’t give it to yourself. It symbolizes your identity in relation to someone else, a window into how other people perceive you,” writes Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater.

On The Weekly, The Daily covers the passing of Evanston’s Strategic Housing Plan, NU Alumna Veronica Roth’s literary career and pencil.nu and a new course planning tool for students.

“The Orange Line, however, leans into its main appeal as a line that provides easy transportation for people traveling to and from Midway,” writes Copy Editor George Koutrouvelis.