Charlotte Ehrlich

Northwestern formed a search committee of faculty, staff and students to name an associate vice president for civil rights and Title IX compliance, the University announced Friday. Robin Means Coleman, vice president and associate provost for diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer, and Stephanie Graham, vice president and general counsel, will lead the committee,...

After combing through alumni archives, The Daily found notable alumni who, just like you, ran to class through The Arch, ate at Sargent Hall and studied in Main Library. NU might have plenty of well-known names, but here are 10 standouts who fly a bit under the radar. Barbara Sizemore (Weinberg ’47, SESP M.S. ’54)...

On any given first Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m., Evanston residents might hear the sound of a siren at breakfast, in a meeting or sitting in class. Those sirens are EvanstonAlerts Emergency Notification System’s monthly siren test. The sirens, which are located in various locations around the city, warn of impending natural disasters....

While Aom Fletcher was speeding through northeastern Thailand, she glanced out of the van windows at the passing signs of her hometown she left 20 years ago and had an epiphany. Fletcher, who is from Thailand, discovered her next dining concept. She would bring her hometown, Yasothon, to Evanston. F…

In Manila, 11-year-old Susan Cua crafted a “The Merchant of Venice” drawing for her elementary school art exhibit. After years of art shows and open houses, Cua said she’d never thought she’d make it this far. Art has always resonated with the Chicago artist. Originally from the Philippines, she mov…

It seems like just yesterday families swarmed Deering Meadow to bid new Wildcats farewell for the 2021-22 academic year. But seven weeks on the quarter system rush by in the blink of an eye, and Family Weekend 2021 is just days away. From Friday to Sunday, students can introduce their family members…