Northwestern’s Ahana Dance Project performed its annual spring show on May 22. This year’s spring production, “Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani,” featured a mix of contemporary, hip-hop and South Asian fusion choreography.
Welcome to Recaptured — a weekly roundup of The Daily’s photojournalism, featuring our reporters’ most memorable moments. This week’s Recaptured includes Northwestern’s national championship winning women’s lacrosse team, a team-up between “vintage actors” and NU theatre undergraduates and this year’s freshman musical.
A year after Northwestern’s loss to North Carolina in the national title game, the lacrosse team avenged themselves at home Sunday afternoon, besting the Tar Heels 14-11 to win their ninth national title. (Yong-Yu Huang/The Daily Northwestern)An NU theatre practicum that pairs a cohort of undergraduates with “vintage actors” is set to perform “Singin’ in the Rain SR.” this Sunday. (Thomas Hurley/The Daily Northwestern)Sueños Music Festival brought Latinos across the globe together to celebrate artistry fostered in and out of Chicago at its fifth annual celebration over Memorial Day weekend. Alt Text: A singer points on stage while holding a microphone. (Alexander Hernandez Gonzalez/The Daily Northwestern)In the first-ever lacrosse Final Four hosted outside of the Eastern time zone, fans filled the stands as Northwestern notched a 16-11 victory over Johns Hopkins Friday afternoon in the NCAA tournament semifinals at Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium. (Cayla Labgold-Carroll/The Daily Northwestern)This year’s freshman musical was “The Lightning Thief,” based on Rick Riordan’s book series, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians.” (Thomas Hurley/The Daily Northwestern)This week’s installment of What’s in Their Bag spotlighted McCormick first-year Diego Claure, whose bag reflects fitness, practicality and unconventionality. (Carol Schwam Marques/The Daily Northwestern)
