“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.

This week on Who Asked You, Opinion Editor Alexia Sextou, Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater and Opinion Columnist James Frazier-Wilson dive headfirst into the chaos and charms of Dillo Day, and the best people to go to for advice.

Behind the scenes of NU in Bloom: The Daily’s Spring 2026 Poll by The Daily Northwestern

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“I have a recurring nightmare that I don’t get a good photo to post on Instagram for my birthday and the whole day is ruined,” writes Columnist Sylvie Slotkin.

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“The 15 minute mass is a simple concept — take away the singing, merge the collection and liturgy and tighten the homily down to two to three minutes,” writes Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater.

For this full-length bonus segment of The Weekly on What’s New at NU, The Daily’s explains how the newsroom responds to developing crises on campus, as well as who the ShinyHunters hacking group is and why it may be targeting educational institutions.

This week, The Daily covered Illinois legislation defining where “detention center facilities” can be located, professors’ policies on artificial intelligence and a nationwide Canvas hack.

This week on Who Asked You, Opinion Editor Alexia Sextou, Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater and Copy Editor and columnist George Koutrouvelis discuss what distinguishes the Chicago “L” train system’s Blue Line from others — in both good ways and bad.

Communal Shower Thoughts: She done already done had herses by The Daily Northwestern

The Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Board of Education examined a childcare program following considerations to cut other student-facing positions as part of its wider budget reduction plan.