Melissa Watkins serves coffee and community in Kresge
Do NU students have games on their phone?
Mobile games are a popular pastime for both kids and adults, as they give users a quick way to have fun, challenge their mind, or escape from the stresses of the day. Many people have a variety of games downloaded, but is that the case everywhere? In such a high stress environment, do Northwestern students […]
Deportations limit international students’ freedom of speech
Mass deportations have been taking place across the country, including on college campuses, which has impacted international students. Sahana Unni has the story.
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The Northwestern freshman rewriting Canvas
If the Earth Were Flat
If the Earth Were Flat, a Vertigo production, ran in the Shanley pavilion this weekend. Written by School of Comms Junior Eliza Huang, the show is a mix of dark comedy and deep meaning. HUANG: “The show is about, like, this couple. Ashley and Tony. They were always moving before, and now, like, the guy, […]
Northwestern’s new Center for Student Advocacy and Wellness combines past services into one holistic program
“You Don’t Need Passive Income, You Need Massive Income”: The Rise and Effects of Sports Betting
Ever wondered why parlays are all over social media, or what the implications of modern sports betting are? Vidyuth Sridhar has the story.
Twilight kicks off Halloweekend with its return to theaters
[“Bella’s Lullaby” from the Twilight Soundtrack plays] “Where have you been, loca?” is what Twilight fans might’ve been saying awaiting the series’ return to the big screen. The cult classic franchise reappeared in theaters this Halloween weekend in honor of the first novel’s 20th anniversary. One of the five movies screens each day, with the […]