Welcome to Recaptured — a weekly roundup of The Daily’s photojournalism, featuring our reporters’ most memorable moments. This week’s Recaptured includes banging performances, Wildcat wins, and the Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance’s fifth annual Spring Pow Wow.
Thanks to a game-winning buzzer beater by graduate student midfielder Annabel Child, Northwestern lacrosse captured its sixth Big Ten Championship on Sunday in an 8-7 overtime win against Maryland. (Yong-Yu Huang/The Daily Northwestern)The Daily’s reporters visited Chicago’s Chinatown neighborhood to try its various bakeries. (Eliza Martin/The Daily Northwestern)Boomshaka, Northwestern’s drum, dance and rhythm ensemble, performed their spring show “Boomshaka: MOST WANTED” Friday and Saturday in Shanley Pavilion. (Christina Lin/The Daily Northwestern)Baseball senior third baseman Owen McElfatrick etched his name further into Northwestern’s history books on Tuesday during the Wildcats’ 10-8 win over Milwaukee. (Avantika Singh/The Daily Northwestern)Northwestern’s Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance hosted its fifth annual Spring Pow Wow at Welsh-Ryan Arena on Sunday, drawing about 1,500 attendees from both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. ( Makayla Golden/The Daily Northwestern)
