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It’s gnat time of year.  Walking around campus the past few weeks, students frequently have had to vigorously swat their arms or run to the nearest building for shelter from swarms of gnats. The Chicago area is home to these seasonal non-biting flies, also known as chironomid midges. Located on Lake Michigan, Northwestern provides the...

For the past few weeks, excerpts from Sol LeWitt’s “Sentences on Conceptual Art” have welcomed students in Deering Library’s third floor. Annotations marked in red pen pop behind large books lined up in a row. Through Deering and University Library book displays, Northwestern students can explore a variety of subjects and identities. Book displays’ themes...

With the new year on the horizon, Northwestern students are ready to make some positive changes. To ring in 2022, The Daily spoke with an undergraduate from each year about their goals for the upcoming year. Alexia Kadota-Browner: Striving for all areas of wellness Working toward a personal trainer certification, Medill freshman Alexia Kadota-Browner said...

As Northwestern University prepared for Homecoming, 10 students campaigned to be on the Homecoming Court. The Homecoming pep rally, held on Oct. 15, included games, performances and the Homecoming Court crowning. At the end of the ceremony, Weinberg senior Vanessa Obi and SESP senior Bobby Read were crowned as Homecoming Wildcats. Obi said she campaigned...

After a one-year hiatus from in-person Homecoming festivities, Deering Meadow brought together students and alumni to watch several student performance groups, including a cappella groups, dance groups and the Northwestern University Marching Band. The Northwestern Alumni Association organized class reunions at the Friday pep rally and the Arch Society concluded the rally with the Homecoming...

The highs and lows this week from around Tampa Bay and Florida Voter access, students’ rights, monkeying with teachers’ money and the Skyway lights     This article represents the opinion of the Tampa Bay Times Editorial Board. Published Yesterday Updated Earlier today A real display of community pride. It took some arm-twisting, but the Florida Department of Transportation illuminated the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in rainbow colors for LGBTQ Pride Month, and don’t we all agr...

A town in Florida accidentally sold its municipal water tower Share Updated: 2:59 PM EDT Jun 15, 2021 The Associated Press The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 2:59 PM EDT Jun 15, 2021 The Associated Press A small town in Florida accidentally sold its water tower in a blundered real estate transaction.A businessman purchased a municipal building underneath the city of Brooksvilles water tower last Ap...

Google Maps Originally published on June 15, 2021 4:22 pm When business owner Bobby Read approached the Brooksville City Council about purchasing a municipal building at the base of the small Florida citys water tower, he didnt expect the water tower to come with it. Read discovered the mistake after the property had been sold to him for $55,000. The certified personal trainer intended to turn the building, which various city departments used for storage, into a personal training studio ...