The Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Board of Education weighed additional spending cuts while community members sharply criticized the decision to cut middle school librarians.

After three years of waiting, Olivia Rodrigo is releasing an album in June, after the single “drop dead” gave listeners a preview. Managing Editor Melody Xu and A&E Assistant Editor Alden Farrow share their predictions.

In Opinion:

“We asked ourselves, how is it that we go to a school of 9,000 people, yet only see and talk to the same 100 or so every single weekend?” writes Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater.

Last week, Northwestern Medicine’s Human Longevity Clinic conducted a study on biological age, Evanston City Council rejected the “Circuit Breaker” program and the Northwestern Figure Skating Club placed 13th at Nationals.

DJ Perl is a sophomore at Northwestern. He recently signed a record deal with AAO Records, and his new single, “Where?” was released on April 17.

In this episode, The Daily reports on hot takes of the week, and Opinion Editor Alexia Sextou and Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater talk walking, joking and (not) living with your family.

As one of Northwestern’s standout teams, the women’s lacrosse team continues to see success as No. 2 in the country. On this episode, Newsletter Editor Yoni Zacks breaks down the team’s key strengths and underscores what he believes will be crucial for a successful postseason run.

In Opinion:

“To this day, I have the same tendency to escape rooms — both literally and figuratively,” writes Assistant Opinion Editor Ivy Frater.

In Opinion:

“If you could see my social calendar, you’d understand why my hamper has turned into a textile avalanche,” writes Columnist Sylvie Slotkin.

City Council tabled Housing4All, Evanston’s first-ever strategic housing plan, in a 5-4 vote Monday. Councilmembers will have until April 20 to submit written amendments, and voting on the plan will take place on May 11.