“Without my character, we would’ve been shut down”: An interview with Brandon T. Jackson
Find out why he said filming was “uncomfortable at first.”
Fifteen-year fans: the “Gathering” united by a ’90s Disney cartoon
This weekend, the Hotel Orrington will be animated by fans of ’90s cartoon “Gargoyles.”
Why Chicago blues is dying, even in its birthplace
Maxwell Street is both the birthplace and grave of the Chicago blues.
Student film Girl Parts earns Zach Braff grant
The director says Girl Parts subverts the traditional American romance.
An interview with Dillo Day DJs Flosstradamus
An interview with the Chicago DJs who will play on Dillo Day.
Things to do on Dillo Day that aren’t Dillo Day
Oh wait, there’s a whole city down there? Let’s check it out.
Steedle steals the stage in brooding Cabaret
Art’s Alliance’s performance of Cabaret recreates sexy, swanky 1930s nightlife.
Trash talk from the cast of Wrestlepocalypse 2
Wrestlepocalypse 2 opens Thursday at Shanley Pavilion.
Plucked from a rival’s waitlist, some admitted to NU may depart
Top schools are drawing from their waitlists this year, slowing NU’s admissions.
Chicago Mayor Daley to speak at 150th commencement
Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley will speak at this year’s commencement, Northwestern announced today.
He will also receive an honorary doctor of law degree, along with Lorraine Morton, Evanston’s mayor and a Northwestern alum.
“I’m deeply honored to address the Class of 2008 at Northwestern’s 150th annual commencement,” Daley said in a statement. “Northwestern is [...]
Students raise money for China’s quake victims
Images of the disaster moved a Weinberg senior and others to action this week.
Immigration activist recalls his past, advocates for change at Tech
Julian Lazalde spoke to students about his mission to provide more opportunities to immigrants.
