“Chemical Hearts” focuses on loss and love through a teenage lens
Janea Wilson, Reporter
August 25, 2020
The unrequited love between a hopeless romantic and a girl who has suffered tremendous loss is the center focus of Amazon Studios’ “Chemical Hearts.” Starring “Riverdale” breakout Lili Reinhart and “Euphoria” actor Austin Abrams, this film is not the typical teenage romance story as it...
Evanston composer premieres new composition celebrating centenary of women’s suffrage
Yonjoo Seo, Reporter
August 25, 2020
Award-winning composer and Evanston resident Stacy Garrop premiered her orchestral piece virtually at the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music in California on Aug. 9. Inspired by the fight for women’s suffrage in the U.S., “The Battle for the Ballot” commemorated the centennial of the ratification...
The show must go on: Theatre groups reimagine shows for virtual stage
Evan Robinson-Johnson, Reporter
August 16, 2020
Under normal circumstances, theatre is one of the most vibrant ways to spend your evenings at Northwestern. Whether you’re part of a production or watching from the audience, there’s a show to be engaged with almost every week. But these aren’t normal circumstances and things will be different...
Hitting the right note: A guide to Northwestern’s a cappella scene
Jacob Fulton, Reporter
August 16, 2020
As incoming freshmen look to hit the right note as they begin their first adventures at Northwestern, an a cappella group presents a chance to make new friends — and do so in harmony. However, in NU’s vast a cappella landscape, it can be hard to know where to start. So we’re going to break it down...
Northwestern theatre students demand anti-racist action, accountability from department
Binah Schatsky, Reporter
August 9, 2020
On June 2, just over a week after the killing of George Floyd, Northwestern theatre faculty issued a statement to theatre majors against racial violence. Grace Dolezal-Ng (Communication ‘20) opened the email in a late night, end-of-senior-year fog and immediately hit “reply.” She called the...
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