Instead of leaning about people, their interests, and their quirks, I had settled for a series of incongruous stop and chats, in which personalities were exchanged merely on the side of quips.

Celebrating Halloween Parisian-style.

You could be dressing up like a dinosaur, trick or treating or chowing down your candy. Instead, you’re here. Studying.

Ever wonder what it’s like sharing the same name an an arch-villian? Just ask Lex.

“How does a restaurant run out of ice? Can’t you, you know, make more?”

If you’ve seen me dancing naked in my room, I apologize. But I will not close the curtain. Here’s why.

Memories of studying music during the summer at Tanglewood Institute are nostalgic for one student.

Modern technology makes information and communication more accessible, but some find the cost to be too high.

A reflection on how Disney fails to awe a 20-year-old student.

One writer discusses the existential questions late-night runs to Burger King can raise.

At her summer job, one writer finds out just how unusual her coworkers can be.

The author examines the complexities of perception in music and physical attraction.

Rand’s cover leads to a world shrouded in melancholy.

How a fire alarm popped one writer’s Northwestern bubble.

So we are an awkward generation and in turn, Northwestern is an awkward school. The question is, who cares?