For my final assignment at the @MedillCherubs program, I created a 3-minute audio package about students finding time in their busy schedules to explore NU's campus 😊🌷 Listen here:
https://t.co/bDFMaOsvno
On What’s New at NU, The Daily’s explains how student journalists covered the ShinyHunters Canvas breach as well as which other organizations have been attacked.
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Reported by @RubyWright0 https://t.co/3HTS3XYe71
This week, The Daily covered Illinois legislation defining where “detention center facilities” can be located, professors’ policies on artificial intelligence and a nationwide Canvas hack.
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Produced by @wallis_rogin and @rubywright0 https://t.co/zBn67eOxzn
This week, The Daily covered Illinois legislation defining where “detention center facilities” can be located, professors’ policies on artificial intelligence and a nationwide Canvas hack.
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Produced by @wallis_rogin and @rubywright0 https://t.co/zBn67eOxzn
SF Classical Voice is now on Substack! As part of this expansion, I'll be hosting, producing and editing a weekly podcast, "What Resonates." Listen to the first episode (and check out the rest of our Substack-exclusive content) here:
https://t.co/e3Au2hDJ3Q
To join the Evanston Running Club, you don’t need to be an athlete. You just need to be a morning person. Evanston residents have been gathering on Sundays to participate in the club’s 13-week training program.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/ixmJhfuuga
This week on The Weekly, The Daily covers the looming deadline to set a date for the Horton trial, a new halal food station on campus, and the Mee-Ow group’s newest time travel-themed stand-up show.
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Produced by @rubywright0 and Matthew Manacek https://t.co/0doEgBKUyd
This week on The Weekly: Evanston mourns Minnesota woman killed by ICE, Border Patrol’s use of smart glasses on December 17, and Interim President Henry Bienen’s State of the University address.
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Produced by Eliza Martin and @rubywright0 https://t.co/Gvu2z3lt69
Though Evanston police will continue to respond to reports of federal immigration activity, councilmembers discussed concerns over the city’s role in federal detainments at Monday’s City Council meeting.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/Dh5a32dE4Z
City Council approved a special permit for a proposed 29-story 605 Davis St. development after lengthy debate Monday night. Much of the deliberation centered around the community benefits proposed by the developer.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/vyTkrW62Kx
After lengthy debate, councilmembers voted 5-4 to introduce an ordinance to approve construction at the 605 Davis St. site. Twenty percent of units in the proposed development will be considered affordable housing.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/QJq3lg1i8Y
Councilmembers expressed hesitance over the city staff’s 2026 budget suggestion to raise property taxes for the first time in five years at the City Council meeting Monday.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/XiE2SDqfK0
Curtain Call: Students filled Shanley Pavilion on Friday and Saturday to watch Arts Alliance’s production of “Pippin.” The show pulled off a delicate balance of dark themes, political undertones, and precious moments of levity.
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Written by @rubywright0 https://t.co/hKxPXorgWw
City Council voted 8-0 to override Mayor Biss’ veto on the city’s 1% municipal grocery tax. The decision comes mere days before the deadline to file a grocery tax ordinance with the state.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/ZUWrUqgvMF
Dr. Bob Greenberg's role in SF Performances' Saturday Morning Series might officially be historian-lecturer, but he sees it as more than that: It includes storytelling, educating and creating a "safe space" in anxious times. A piece I wrote for @SFCV !
https://t.co/uDEirib0OB
Climate Action Evanston is challenging the narrative that there’s only one way for a front lawn to look with a Wednesday lecture by environmental radio host Mike Nowak.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/tvJe4sOGXG
Also by me: From classical Indian dance to contemporary ballet, the Peninsula International Dance Festival is all about connection. I wrote about the global scope and local roots of the annual festival and this year's extended lineup for @SFCV ⬇️
https://t.co/3n1CRFJKDB
Blake Pouliot might perform on the violin, but he draws inspiration from acting, singing and the intimacy of a shared space. Before he comes to the Bay Area to perform with the San Francisco Symphony, read my conversation with him for @SFCV here:
https://t.co/qrRoBXKIre
City staff delivered a presentation summarizing how Evanston is supporting other local governments in pushing back against the Trump Administration at the City Council meeting Tuesday.
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Reported by @rubywright0 https://t.co/Gy5SbWSfXY
A quiet City Council meeting led to the uncontested approval of a development ownership change and new regulations for public works contracts Tuesday.
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Reported by @AudreyPachuta and @rubywright0 https://t.co/qxDbWJ6NOr