“When the Blue Line is compared to other “L” systems, it is glaringly obvious that the line lacks the fundamental uniqueness to its service that all of the others possess,” writes Copy Editor George Koutrouvelis.

In Opinion:

“I know I have the capacity to get back in shape, it’s only a question of whether or not I want it,” writes Opinion Columnist Sylvie Slotkin.

City Council unanimously voted to provide just less than $63,000 in additional aid for Wesley tenants Monday. It also expanded its guaranteed income program to all Evanston residents 55 years and older living at or below 185% of the federal poverty level.

In Opinion:

“Instead of creating community and new bonds, I think people living in my dorm are soon going to dread my presence in the elevator,” writes Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater.

In the first episode of Fieldnotes, a special episode of What’s New at NU, Emmy-award winner and Medill Prof. Craig Duff talked about his career in video, his recent theatre projects and his search for stories.

Multimedia Managing Editor Ruby Dowling joined Evanston Running Club members for an early-morning training session as part of the club’s 2026 free 0-5k Training Program.

Last week, The Daily reported on how Northwestern’s transition to UnitedHealthcare is affecting faculty and staff, Evanston City Council considering the future of the city’s newest TIF district and an NU alum speaking about their culinary journey and appearance on MasterChef.

When does curiosity turn into a microaggression? We break down the Sabrina Carpenter Coachella moment, celebrity accountability and what we can all learn.

Hear from four Northwestern students pursuing at least three majors. These “unicorns” reflect on tips and strategies that help them manage workload.

In Opinion:

“I’ve gone on dates with two guys from school now, three if you count a frat date party,” writes Columnist Sylvie Slotkin.