The Daily Cat | 3-7-25
March 7, 2025: Northwestern lacrosse, Metra station shuttle, Evanston election, Illinois flag. WNUR News broadcasts live at 6 pm CST on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays on WNUR 89.3 FM.
Northwestern Dining Hall Workers Authorize a Strike. What Happens Next?
Clayburn Cox’s classroom of comedy inspires brand-new special
The Cities In Your Weather App
Finneas Shines in Sold-Out Chicago Show
The 50th Anniversary of Water Tower Place
This originally aired as part of our Winter 2025 Special Broadcast: WNUR NEWS: Quarter Quell
Panem and Me: A Hunger Games Roundtable
We couldn’t do a special broadcast called “Quarter Quell” without paying homage to where it came from. Here’s Bazil Frueh and Yumi Tallud with a discussion about the Hunger Games.
A Check-In With Josh McKenzie
Josh McKenzie spent his time at Northwestern supporting students. They, in turn, made him a campus sensation. William Kramer has the story.
75 Takes for 75 Years: Northwestern’s Most Controversial Opinions
To mark 75 years on the air, Menghzen Markland and Karrah Toatley took to campus with a simple question: What’s your hottest take? 75 interviews later the responses are in. And they do not disappoint.
Why Can’t We Look Away from Violence and Torture?
We all remember learning about Medieval Torture in history class: the rack, the iron maiden, and even being hung, drawn, and quartered. For some it’s a fleeting lesson, for others it’s a sustained interest. So what causes this fascination with Medieval Torture? Sophia Casa and Gabe Shumway have the story.