Northwestern reduces events held at Ryan Field, residents continue to oppose rebuild

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Northwestern University announced Thursday they will lower the number of concerts held at the new proposed Ryan Field stadium, while still contributing financially to the city.

In a statement, Northwestern president Michael Schill said they have taken into consideration neighbors’ concerns and will drop the number of concerts held in a year from 10 to six.

“The new stadium has never been solely about Northwestern football; its role as an economic and social engine goes well beyond that,” Schill said.

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