Elle Ullum lost her job in 2020, shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic began. A single mother, Ullum said she relied on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to provide for her and her child. “We got enough money (for food), but that doesn’t pay for toilet paper, diapers or menstrual products,” Ullum said. “The benefits are.
Content warning: This article contains mentions of gun violence and sexual assault. The Evanston Township High School District 202 Board of Education spoke Monday about involving police in school security efforts. In January, City Council approved an intergovernmental agreement between the City Council and District 202 to grant the Evanston Police Department access to over.
Nestled in a cozy corner establishment southwest of campus, Zentli can be difficult for students to find at first. However, the vibrant color scheme and upbeat music reverberating against the art-filled walls make it easy to lose yourself inside the confines of the new Mexican eatery. Located at 1813 Dempster St., Zentli opened its doors.
Taste of Nepal brings customers together through warm, traditional Nepalese and Indian dishes perfect for the winter. Located at 610 Davis St., Taste of Nepal is about a 10-minute walk from South Campus. Inside, red walls are adorned with decorative art featuring Nepalese and Indian artifacts and cultural landmarks like the Himalayas. By dinner, Taste.
Kenneth Wideman has lived in Evanston nearly his entire life. He tells people how much he loves his hometown whenever he travels, he said. “I was raised here,” Wideman said. “My blood is here.” His Evanston pride grew in 2019 when he learned the city was creating a Restorative Housing Program to address the city’s.