Page 32 - Ryan Field News Today

Minutes after notching his first win at Northwestern’s helm, interim head coach David Braun trotted through the short pathway that separates Ryan Field and Welsh-Ryan Arena, preparing to address the media. As surrounding supporters erupted into emphatic cheers, letting loose their frustrations after seasons of disappointing displays, Braun triumphantly raised his fists into the September...

The already-scarce crowd petered out after halftime, and the announced attendance of 14,851 was 9,771 less than that of the home opener last year.

Ben Bryant threw for a touchdown and ran for one, and Northwestern used a huge second half to beat UTEP 38-7 Saturday afternoon for its first win since a hazing and abuse scandal rocked the athletic department. The Wildcats (1-1) scored all but seven of their points in the second half in stopping a 12-game losing streak and giving interim coach David Braun his first victory. The win was their first since last year’s opener against Nebraska in Ireland — and their first on this side of the Atl...

All David Braun knew was just how good this felt. Ben Bryant threw for a touchdown and ran for one, and the Wildcats used a huge second half to beat UTEP 38-7 Saturday afternoon for its first win since a hazing and abuse scandal rocked the athletic department. The win was the Wildcats' first since last year’s opener against Nebraska in Ireland — and their first on this side of the Atlantic since beating Rutgers at Ryan Field in October 2021.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Hundreds packed Evanston’s City Council chambers at Wednesday night’s Land Use Commission hearing as city, university and community representatives hashed out the details of Northwestern University’s contentious Ryan Field rebuild. Wednesday’s hearing opened with a 30-minute presentation from Northwestern representatives, who gave updates on the project, which will modernize the stadium and decrease its capacity...

A hearing in Evanston is expected to bring out massive crowds Wednesday night as the city's Land Use Commission discusses the rebuilding of Northwestern's Ryan Field.

Good Thursday morning, Evanston. Here are the latest news and feature stories from around the city.

Northwestern University will invest $200,000 in Rebuilding Exchange, a local non-profit, to help recruit more Evanston residents into workforce training programs — expanding access to certification programs, career exposure and job placement services to more Evanston residents.

Good morning, Chicago. An IT consultant hired by City Hall to diagnose Chicago’s wide array of technological woes urged aldermen yesterday to drastically revamp its software and up its investments in information technology infrastructure after years of city neglect and cost inefficiencies. From Chicago residents being unable to easily use city websites on smartphones to a confusing system that ...