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The Daily Northwestern

Cadence Quaranta, Reporter

Cadence is a freshman from Baltimore, MD. She is double-majoring in Journalism and International Studies, and works as Campus desk’s global outreach and Title IX beat reporter. You can reach Cadence via email.

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Hankyeol Song, the Women’s Center’s new Feminist-in-Residence. Song plans to use the space to further their feminist research interests and inform their art.

Women’s Center names Hankyeol Song first Feminist-in-Residence

June 23, 2020

Northwestern braves tightened student visa policies as graduate international student enrollment increases

September 25, 2019
The Deep End’s logo. The new student organization aims to produce a quarterly 15-minute piece that combines investigative journalism with comedic presentation.

New student organization, ‘The Deep End,’ hopes to inform Northwestern through comedy

May 21, 2019
Michael McFaul spoke in Harris Hall Thursday about U.S.-Russia relations and present tensions. He said Putin’s zero-sum view of the U.S. is a major obstacle to improved relations.

Former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul says U.S. and Russia are not natural enemies

May 17, 2019
Avery Van Etten plans to investigate sea level rise in the Florida Keys using her Undergraduate Research Grant. More than 200 students received the grant this year.

Ziegfeld Girls, Interracial Love Stories, Florida Keys: More than 200 Northwestern students receive Undergraduate Research Grant

May 9, 2019
The Technological Institute, where many McCormick classes are taught.

International students feel pressure to transfer to economics department to increase likelihood of acquiring a work visa

April 30, 2019
A burger from 5 Napkin Burger in New York City. The photo, posted to Grace Jaeger’s food account, was sent in by a follower of the account.

For these Northwestern students and Instagram influencers, phone eats first

April 17, 2019
Dr. Eve Ewing. The sociologist and writer spoke on her experience as a woman of color in a primarily white University at a Tuesday event.

Sociologist and writer Eve Ewing discusses racial discrimination in education

April 16, 2019
Medicretones is a new a cappella group on campus. The group held auditions in Kresge Hall for all those unable to sing.

‘If you are too good, you’re not in’: A cappella group dedicated to mediocre singers hosts auditions

April 14, 2019
Students protesting and raising awareness about sexual assault during an April 2017 march.

Hoping for improved participation, University launches 2019 Campus Climate Survey

April 10, 2019
Scott Hall at 601 University Place.

Political science department pulls ‘Turkey and the World’ class after professor’s visa delayed

April 2, 2019
Northwestern students support each other during 2018 Northwestern University Dance Marathon. Students will enter the tent for the 45th NUDM on Friday

Northwestern students prepare for 2019 Dance Marathon

March 8, 2019
Northwestern Mock Trial poses at a tournament. The group qualified two teams for the Opening Round Championship Series Tournament, despite drastic funding cuts following the University’s budget deficit

Mock Trial qualifies for ‘most important tournament of the season’ despite recent budget cuts

February 25, 2019
Laura Farr, the University’s new director of state and local relations. Farr said she’s responsible for closely monitoring legislative issues important to Northwestern.

Laura Farr represents NU interests to government officials as new director of state, local relations

February 21, 2019
A photo illustration of soft serve ice cream. Soft serve machines were removed from all dining halls after they continued to break down in the fall.

The fall of the last soft serve ice cream machine

January 14, 2019
Attendance-taking policy differences have taken the national stage, with educators debating over whether attendance requirements are ultimately harmful or beneficial. At Northwestern, professors see attendance requirements as a way to foster engagement.

Attendance requirements can be used to foster engagement, but students say it can sometimes be unnecessary

November 13, 2018
The Facebook login screen. Facebook has recently come under fire for how it handled user data over the past several years.

Months after Cambridge Analytica scandal, students still say they trust Facebook

October 15, 2018
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