Los Angeles-based alternative-pop singer-songwriter Audrey Hobert’s debut, Who’s the Clown?, is a success. The album offers a complete and humorous portrait of navigating insecurity and dating culture ...

Last year’s Oscars were exciting. Every movie nominated for Best Picture seemed to have a chance to win the top prize. There were constant controversies and drama (from AI accents to Twitter outbursts ...

Gracie Abrams performs on the evening of the first night of Lollapalooza. Photo by Mary Amelia Weiss/ North by Northwestern Lollapalooza came and went to Chicago last weekend, complete with a ...

This nearly three-hour play about soccer, or rather, football (and toxic masculinity) was surprisingly engaging. It moved quickly, with bright lights and lively, nationalistic music. In the first act, ...

Intervallic is a rhythm game that helps you to practice any instrument as you play — including your voice. The project is coming out of The Garage by Overture Games, co-founded by fourth-year Steven ...

Listening to the thumping of the bass inside my sister’s car, “Body Language” by Kali Uchis marked my first experience listening to her album Isolation. Uchis’ hypnotic ad-libs beckoned me into full ...

The Chiu family opened Chiu Quon Bakery in 1986, serving Chicago’s Chinatown community after they immigrated to the United States from Hong Kong. As the oldest bakery in Chicago’s Chinatown, they have ...

Since Burton took her talents to the WNBA in 2022, Northwestern women’s basketball has performed below average. In the last two seasons, the ’Cats won just 18 of 60 total games. Despite adding three ...

You hear the exhibit before you see it. After walking through the imposing, vault-like doors that mark the entrance to The Block Museum’s main exhibition floor, you are immediately greeted by the ...

A customer stands inside Bookends & Beginnings, checking out a new section of books. Photo by Michelle Tang/ Medill-Northwestern Journalism Institute A Medill cherub student searches for books in ...

Outside of election cycles, Northwestern’s Rock is primarily a blank space to advertise upcoming events or the sailing team’s most recent shenanigans. But on a recent Monday night, it became a canvas ...