Zoe is a second-year studying Journalism, Classics, Integrated Marketing Communications, and Design. She is a proponent of the Oxford comma, loves to eat, and consumes copious amounts of coffee every ...

Felisha Parsons, founder and director of Armor Down Girls, and facilitators set up the books they’ve read throughout the year for kids to read at the beginning of each meeting. Photo by Zoe Chao / ...

Sara is a third year at Northwestern studying Journalism, Psychology and pursuing the IMC certificate. She likes going to the gym, journaling and is always looking for fiction recommendations.

Graphic by Angela McKinzie / North by Northwestern If you’re trying to find a show that was made over 10 years ago on streaming services, you’ll likely find a huge back catalog. You can easily find ...

When Nina Kougan started graduate school at Northwestern University, she noticed that she connected with her friends and family in Chicago less often despite being closer to them from Northwestern’s ...

Graphic created by Angela McKinzie / North by Northwestern Welcome to Music Monday! My Instagram (@ margaritaluvsmusic) has a trend called Music Mondays, where every Monday, I list out five songs I’ve ...

Graphic by Ava Paulsen / North by Northwestern Every week, the students of the creative writing MFA program at Vanderbilt University attend Professor Theodore Pratler’s monthly Luncheons, which always ...

Northwestern lacrosse celebrates winning the Big Ten Tournament final against Maryland on April 27. Photo courtesy of Northwestern Athletics Northwestern lacrosse has always known how to surpass ...

Tom Cruise, the lead actor in the Mission: Impossible franchise. Image courtesy of IMDb. How does a relic from the 1960s become one of America’s biggest blockbuster franchises? Frankly, it still ...

After tracking my daylist all week, I’d say Spotify got it mostly right. Sometimes the playlist matched my mood perfectly; other times, it nudged me in a different direction. I didn’t mind when the ...

As the end of May approaches, the doom and gloom of finals week also draws closer. Chores start to fall to the wayside as students lock in: laundry piles up, floors remain unswept – and if you live ...