It’s a personal hell of mine to exist as a journalist and a habitually private person. From my understanding, one point of journalism, (unless you’re a columnist and even then), is that the journalist...
I had February 14, 2021 circled on my mental calendar for weeks. The Big Ten’s Olympic sports were returning after months of confusion and uncertainty amid the pandemic. That...
There’s something very special, yet unexpected, about The Daily Northwestern’s sports road trips. On the surface, it’s an opportunity to travel and cover a Northwestern program...
Taking great inspiration from my good friend Patrick Andres’ graduation column two years ago, I’d like to tell you about a place. But first, I need to tell you about a drive. The...
On May 22, Northwestern student Eli Kronenberg published an opinion piece in The Daily speaking on Qatar and Gulf politics. The piece described the supposed rationale behind NU’s...
Dear President Schill, Provost Hagerty, Dean Mayo and Dean Randolph, “Northwestern deeply values the contributions that graduate students make to its research and teaching missions”...
Content warning: This article contains mention of war, sexual assault and death. Like the long list of colleges that have had similar encampments, the encampment on Deering Meadow...
When I served as co-president of Northwestern’s Middle Eastern North African Student Association from 2023-2024, I witnessed firsthand the ways in which Arabs at NU assumed many roles:...
As University President Michael Schill prepares to testify this week before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, politicians are likely to compete for the spotlight...
"What do you believe is the purpose of education, and how do you think it should evolve?" As part of my endeavor to integrate myself fully into the Northwestern campus community...
Dillo Day had a rude start. I had smug plans to sleep in to avoid the midday exhaustion that would no doubt afflict most Northwestern students. Unfortunately, I live in Bobb Hall, and...
As the national anthem plays prior to each NU sporting event, I often find that my voice is a lonely one. Students around me sometimes look over in surprise and struggle to contain...
Almost a month after the release of Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” I could barely grasp my complicated feelings for the album — or rather,...
This opinion is a public response to an opinion article written by a fellow columnist at the Daily Northwestern, Mr. Stuart Gibson. Mr. Gibson suggests “following the money”...
“Let’s squeeze those glutes!” Not one to disobey, I follow the yoga instructor’s suit, albeit less elegantly, creating my own angular, possibly avant-garde, rendition of...
In 2022, the facade of a two-story building at 57 Great Jones St. in Manhattan was coated over in white paint. The fresh paint job was done to cover up a localized and particularly...
