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An affordable dining option with a variety of delicious noodle dishes that’s also just a ten-minute walk from campus would be any college student’s dream. But it’s time to wake up, because Noodles & Company is here to stay. Evanston’s Noodles & Company, located at 930 Church St., offers a great and fast-casual dining experience....

The Department of African American Studies celebrated its renaming to Black Studies in a Friday symposium titled “Black to Front.”  In April 2008, the department voted unanimously to change its name. According to the formal name change proposal, the new title aims to better reflect “the breadth of its scholarship and teaching” by expanding beyond...

Who said sushi needs to have fish? Even if you love seafood, the “Torched and Pressed” at PLANTA Queen, Chicago will make you forget that you ever liked fish. PLANTA Queen, or Planta for short, is one of my favorite Japanese restaurants of all time. So the moment I learned there was a Chicago location,...

Indigenous students and community members gathered at the beach outside the Northwestern Sailing Center on Friday morning to launch a hand-crafted birch bark canoe for its inaugural trip on Lake Michigan. Indigenous community members took the canoe for a roughly five minute long trip in Lake Michigan before returning it to the shore to be...

Students gathered on the ground floor of Norris University Center on Thursday afternoon to attend the Norris 50th Celebration Blow Out. The event commemorated the 50th anniversary of the student center’s opening in 1973.  Norris has hosted multiple “Throwback Thursday” events since Fall Quarter, each themed around one of the decades since Norris was built....

Content warning: This article contains mentions of gun violence and death. On Wednesday, a young man lost his life. Two 15-year-old boys were injured, one gravely. Though much of The Daily’s coverage so far has centered on the impact Wednesday night’s Clark Street Beach shooting had on Northwestern students, we know the effects go far...

Over the course of the past three months, silver letters have been slowly disappearing from Kresge Hall’s main signage. The first few letters started to vanish last November, and by mid-January, all were gone. With just traces of residue remaining, students and faculty speculate about the causes behind their slow disappearance.  “It’s kind of expected...