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sports1 year ago

Northwestern Football to Utilize Temporary On-Campus Stadium for 2024-25 Home Games

Northwestern announces plans to play most of its 2024-25 home football games at a temporary facility near Lake Michigan while Ryan Field is being rebuilt, with construction set to start this summer. The move aims to provide a better fan experience, reduce travel burdens for student-athletes and fans, and keep the economic benefits of football gamedays in Evanston. The team also plans to use other Chicago-area venues for a few games over the next two seasons.

via CBS Sports|
#football#northwestern#ryan-field
sports1 year ago

"Northwestern Football to Host Majority of Home Games at Temporary On-Campus Lakefront Facility"

Northwestern University's football team will play most of its home games during the 2024 and 2025 seasons at a temporary on-campus stadium near Lake Michigan while Ryan Field is being rebuilt. The temporary stadium will also host lacrosse and soccer events and will provide a home-field advantage for the Wildcats. Season-ticket holders and students will have priority for tickets, and the school is partnering with InProduction for the construction. Coach David Braun expressed excitement about the on-campus stadium, emphasizing the positive impact on the student-athlete experience.

via ESPN|
#campus-community#college-football#northwestern
sports1 year ago

"Wilmette Approves Ryan Field Demolition Deal Despite Resident Outrage"

Northwestern University has begun the demolition of its 98-year-old Ryan Field to make way for a new $800 million state-of-the-art stadium for football games and concerts, despite opposition from residents of Evanston and neighboring Wilmette. The demolition is expected to take three to four months, with construction to be completed for the 2026 college football season. The controversial plan includes hosting up to six maximum capacity concerts a year, but a benefits package for the city and an agreement between Evanston and Wilmette aim to address concerns about traffic congestion, noise pollution, and parking difficulties.

via Chicago Tribune|
#concerts#demolition#northwestern-university
campus-construction1 year ago

"Northwestern Considers Alternative Venues Amid Ryan Field Demolition Controversy"

Northwestern University is set to begin demolition at Ryan Field, with measures in place to keep the community informed and engaged throughout the construction process. The university has launched an updated Rebuild Ryan Field website to provide information about project milestones and efforts to minimize disruptions to the surrounding neighborhood. The construction manager will post periodic updates on the site, and the project emphasizes communication with stadium neighbors, environmental stewardship, and compliance with regulations. Residents can visit rebuildryanfield.com for updates and information.

via Northwestern Now|
#campus-construction#community-engagement#construction-updates
sports2 years ago

Evanston City Council Approves Northwestern's Ryan Field Renovation and Concert Plans

Evanston City Council has approved Northwestern University's plan to rebuild its football stadium, Ryan Field, and rezone it for large-scale events. The $800 million privately funded project will allow the stadium to hold six concerts a year. While some residents expressed concerns about increased traffic and noise, proponents argue that the commercial use will bring in tourism dollars and benefit the local economy. Northwestern plans to be ready to play in the new stadium by 2026.

via WLS-TV|
#concerts#evanston-city-council#northwestern-university
local-news2 years ago

Evanston City Council Set to Decide on Northwestern's $800M Ryan Field Project

The Evanston City Council is set to vote on Northwestern University's $800 million Ryan Field project, which includes demolishing the current stadium and building a new one with 35,000 seats. While the proposal has received some community support, there is opposition to hosting concerts at the venue due to concerns about noise pollution, traffic, and overcrowded parking. Northwestern has pledged $100 million in donations to the Evanston community over the next decade if the concert proposal is approved. The Most Livable City Association is calling for a delay in the vote, arguing that the project does not provide enough benefits to the city.

via NBC Chicago|
#community-benefits-agreement#evanston-city-council#local-news