This review contains spoilers. The premise of R.F. Kuang’s sixth novel, “Katabasis,” sounds like a BookTok dream: a dark academia enemies-to-lovers fantasy that’s part Dante’s “Inferno”...

Struggling to find a creative outlet for her art and writing during her final days at Northwestern, Izzy Nielsen (Communication ’25) turned to her like-minded roommate, Saya Shamdasani (Weinberg ’25),...

Content Warning: This story contains mentions of eating disorders. A walk outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic. No music. No one else.  This moment is when Weinberg freshman Sol Rivera got the...

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known as “forever chemicals,” are everywhere: in the water, in soils and in our bodies. But for years, their health risks went largely unnoticed by the general...

Like many graduate students in the 1980s, Linda Edelstein (TGS ’82) and Carol Kerr (TGS ’86) co-wrote dissertations, attended conferences and shared Friday night beers.  They also created mystery...