This spring, Medill and SESP junior Anavi Prakash will take over as Daily editor in chief from Medill senior Emily Lichty. The Daily sat down with editors in chief current and future to discuss where the paper is headed next.

Evanston City Council tabled the “circuit breaker” property tax relief program and advanced a grant application for a transportation infrastructure initiative on Main Street at its meeting Monday night.

What is the 9th Congressional District Race looking like? How is the NU-Qatar campus handling the Iranian missile strikes? What was covered in the BridgeNU debate between college Democrats and Republicans? The Daily answers these questions and recaps other top stories from the last week.

“My mom is still good friends with her little — I can’t imagine this would be where the apple falls far from the tree,” writes Opinion Columnist Sylvie Slotkin

Not everyone is experienced in the world of thrifting, but it may be your best bet for balling on a college budget. For Podculture, The Daily asked frequent NU thrifters for their tips and tricks, and what they think makes shopping second-hand special.

The Daily sat down with Cats for Kat campus fellows Shayna Tribush and Abby Kelso about mobilization for Kat Abughazaleh’s campaign ahead of early voting.

What is Evanston’s Putting Assets to Work program? How have opioid overdose prevention resources been expanded in the city? How has Kat Abughazaleh’s federal indictment impacted her campaign for the 9th Congressional District? The Daily answers these questions and recaps other top stories from the last week.

Six Evanston Township High School students competed in a Tire Changing Competition on Tuesday organized by two local nonprofit organizations, the Trade Collective and the Community Garage.

The Church of Latter-day Saints has found a foothold in modern pop culture, but how do current and former members feel about this rise to fame?

Evanston City Council approved a scope of services for the zoning initiative and approved the contentious Vacation Rentals Ordinance amendment at its meeting Monday.