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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

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Patterns make up the band’s album cover.

Widemouth prepares for new album release, reflects on almost one year of bandhood

November 19, 2024

It all began with a “join this super cool band” flyer hung in Kresge Hall by Communication junior Makena Carnahan. When Jamie Eder (Weinberg ’23) discovered the flyer and reached out to Carnahan...

From left to right a woman stands playing violin, the next plays viola, the next sits while playing cello and the final woman also stands while playing violin.

Genre-defying string quartet ATLYS performs new album

November 19, 2024

The all-female string quartet ATLYS performed their newly released album “Sonnenberg Suite” at Nichols Concert Hall on Sunday. ATLYS consists of twin sisters, violinist Sabrina Tabby (Bienen M.M....

Communication senior Arwen-Vira Marsh (Antigone) monologues to the audience before her character’s death.

Wirtz Center’s ‘Antigone’ takes influence from Korean shamanism in unique retelling

November 19, 2024

Inspired by Korean shamanism, third-year directing graduate student Tae-Heum Yeon’s version of “Antigone,” offers audiences a unique perspective of the classic Greek tragedy at the Virginia Wadsworth...

“Bonnie & Clyde” premiered at Shanley Pavilion for a two-night run.

‘Bonnie & Clyde’ takes audiences back in time while sparking reflection on the present

November 17, 2024

WAVE Productions’ “Bonnie & Clyde” took audience members at Shanley Pavilion for a wild ride through the 1930s South during its two-day run Friday and Saturday. Communication sophomore and...

Various wooden pallets stacked together on cinder blocks and covered in rope, tarps, blankets, construction lighting and sat/stood on by various people.

‘I came here to weep’ uses interactive elements and experimentation to examine colonialism in Puerto Rico

November 17, 2024

In artist Yanira Castro’s latest performance, “I came here to weep,” there is no script, no audience and no program. The interactive piece was designed by Castro and her production company, a...

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