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

The Daily Northwestern

Charlotte Walsh, Reporter

Charlotte is a Medill junior studying journalism, political science and film. In the past, she has been the A&E editor, assistant A&E editor and a staff reporter for The Daily. On campus, the New Jersey native is also involved with the Delta Zeta sorority and The Deep End, a combination journalism/comedy show. She has previously worked for Backstage, The Ocean Star and the Medill News Service. You can reach her via Twitter or email.

All content by Charlotte Walsh

Walsh: The house that Holly and John built

June 6, 2021
Krasinski on the set of “A Quiet Place: Part II.” The horror sequel is directed by John Krasinski, who described the popular series as a metaphor for parenting.

Q&A: John Krasinski talks “A Quiet Place Part II,” parenting and horror movies

May 13, 2020

Letter from the Editors: Fasten your seatbelts, it’s an emotional rollercoaster up in here

March 5, 2020

Letter from the Editors: Fasten your seatbelts, it’s an emotional rollercoaster up in here

March 5, 2020
Becca Kufrin. The reality television celebrity is one of the cohosts of “The Bachelor: Live on Stage,” coming to Chicago March 14.

Former Bachelorette Becca Kufrin talks life after the final rose

March 5, 2020
“Divergent” author Veronica Roth. Roth’s new book, “Chosen Ones,” is set to be released on April 7.

NU alum and ‘Divergent’ author Veronica Roth premieres first novel for adults

March 5, 2020
Hall in “Sorry, Charlie.”

Sorry, not sorry: Alums Charlie Hall and Jack Price debut comedy web series “Sorry, Charlie”

February 12, 2020

Letter from the Editors: If you say you wouldn’t make your two Oscars kiss you’re lying

February 12, 2020
The Garage lacks resources after founders graduate, allowing many to fail

The Garage lacks resources after founders graduate, allowing many to fail

February 12, 2020
Nabeel Muscatwalla (Communication ’18) performs in CBS’ 2020 Comedy Showcase. The diverse showcase, a hybrid sketch/performance show, exclusively features comedians from underrepresented groups.

Q&A: Comedian Nabeel Muscatwalla (Communication ’18) featured in CBS Comedy Showcase

January 22, 2020

Letter from the Editors: New Years’ Resolutions

January 22, 2020
Weinberg sophomore Sarah Eisenman (far right) teaches members to knit at an Oct. 28 club meeting.

Knit 1, Purl 2: Knitwestern makes its first year count this winter

December 3, 2019
Communication senior Sam Linda and Caroline Chu (Communication ’18) rehearse for “Cold Town/Hotline.” The play focuses on a group of volunteers working at a holiday crisis hotline.

Communication alum debuts new Chicago holiday play “Cold Town/Hotline”

November 20, 2019
Courtesy of Noah Cohen/Fine Brothers Entertainment

Q&A: Communication sophomore Noah Cohen talks time on popular YouTube series ‘Teens React’

October 30, 2019

Northwestern sophomore reacts to himself in Teens React videos

October 30, 2019
The Illinois state champion 1979 Niles West women’s basketball team.

Medill Prof. honors high school basketball team’s legacy in new book

October 9, 2019
3022 Payne Street as shown in “Sixteen Candles.

Don’t You Forget About Me: A John Hughes tour of Evanston

October 9, 2019

Editor’s Letter: To the ghosts of Monthlies future

May 29, 2019
Writer, producer and director Cindy Chupack (Medill ’87) signs copies of her book, “The Longest Date: Life as a Wife.” Chupack’s new film, “Otherhood,” will be released in August on Netflix.

Writer and director Cindy Chupack talks motherhood, romance and finding her voice

May 29, 2019

Editor’s Letter: Surprise, surprise

May 8, 2019
Former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay with winner of the show and fiancé Bryan Abasolo. Lindsay said she doesn't think the franchise will see another African American woman as the Bachelorette anytime soon.

Inside Bachelor Nation’s diversity problem

May 8, 2019
A student listens to Dr. Claire Sufrin lecture as a part of the Continuing Education program. The program is celebrating its 50th anniversary offering noncredit Northwestern courses to the public.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, continuing education program promotes lifelong learning on campus

April 25, 2019

Reflecting on The Monthly’s legacy, two years in

April 17, 2019
Charlie Hall on the set of "Veep."

Northwestern’s Charlie Hall guest stars on Veep and delves into the world of comedy

April 17, 2019
Northwestern web series on day of awkward encounters to premiere at Tribeca Film Festival

Northwestern web series on day of awkward encounters to premiere at Tribeca Film Festival

April 17, 2019
Yalitza Aparicio as Cleo, Marco Graf as Pepe, Carlos Peralta Jacobson as Paco, and Daniela Demesa as Sofi in “Roma,” written and directed by Alfonso Cuarón

Alfonso Cuarón transforms a deeply personal narrative into a universal project in “Roma”

February 13, 2019
Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown. Brown’s event will focus on creating success from each individual’s unique traits.

Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown to speak at ETHS

November 28, 2018
Author Gillian Flynn (MSJ ’97). Flynn said it’s incredibly important that to show all kinds of women in literature.

Novelist Gillian Flynn on breaking female character stereotypes in her books, shows and films

November 28, 2018
Actors in “Spirits to Enforce,” The Passage Theatre’s inaugural production. Multiple NU alums are involved in the show, which focuses on a group of superheros telefundraising for a production of “The Tempest.”

NU alumni join forces in Passage Theatre’s inaugural production

November 14, 2018
“Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood speaks at Northwestern

“Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood speaks at Northwestern

November 1, 2018
Laura Nirider and Steven Drizin. The two are heavily featured in the second season of “Making a Murderer” as the lawyers for Brendan Dassey.

Pritzker lawyers featured in second season of “Making a Murderer” talk Brendan Dassey appeals

October 31, 2018
Ike Barinholtz takes on Trumped-up family drama in new dark comedy “The Oath”

Ike Barinholtz takes on Trumped-up family drama in new dark comedy “The Oath”

October 11, 2018
Northwestern University in Qatar professor Marco Williams. Williams was recently elected to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the governing body that selects the winners of the Oscars.

NU prof elected to Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

October 10, 2018
Pianist Jeffrey Siegel performs. Siegel’s series “Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel” will begin its 50th season Oct. 4.

Bienen’s ‘Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel’ celebrates 50th anniversary

October 3, 2018
Cast members perform in The Dolphin Show’s production of “Ragtime” last January. The Dolphin Show recently announced it will put on “Hello, Dolly!” next year in its 77th annual show.

The Dolphin Show to present ‘Hello, Dolly!’ as 77th annual show

June 18, 2018
An actor rehearses for “This Boat Called My Body” in Chicago’s Palmisano Park. The show focuses on stories of Illinois adolescents who have grappled with issues surrounding abortion.

Northwestern alumnae take on Illinois abortion laws in new participatory play

May 30, 2018
Pumai Subanakyot. The McCormick junior won this year’s Battle of the DJs and will perform at Dillo Day in June.

Q&A: Winner of Battle of the DJs talks background DJing, upcoming set at Dillo Day

May 23, 2018
Two actors perform in a rehearsal for “Chainsmokers: The Musical!” The show premieres Friday, featuring an original script and songs by The Chainsmokers.

‘Chainsmokers: The Musical!’ parodies social media, millennial culture

May 16, 2018
Jennifer Higdon teaches at a workshop. The Bienen School of Music awarded Higdon the 2018 Nemmers Prize in Music Composition this month.

Grammy, Pulitzer winner Jennifer Higdon awarded 2018 Nemmers Prize in Musical Composition

April 25, 2018
Art theory and practice Prof. Michael Rakowitz’s sculpture of a Lamassu stands in London’s Trafalgar Square. The piece was unveiled March 28 and will remain in London until 2020.

Northwestern professor unveils sculpture in London’s Trafalgar Square

April 18, 2018
Weinberg junior and right guard Tommy Doles sports a "Captain America" bodysuit. The football team went on stage during Block 7 after a video from former Northwestern superback Dan Vitale.

Block 7: NU Kids on the Block

March 10, 2018
A scene from “A Normal Life.” Alex Herz’s first feature film has received international acclaim.

Communication senior’s film set for limited theatrical release, online streaming

March 7, 2018
Zach Braff. The former star of “Scrubs” will return to television in his new sitcom, “Alex, Inc.”

Zach Braff returns to television with his new sitcom, ‘Alex, Inc.’

March 7, 2018
Adam Gross shows off his guitar in the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts. Gross started playing the guitar in a reggae band in high school.

Communication senior hits No. 1 on iTunes reggae chart with EP

February 21, 2018
Performers in Northwestern’s “Don Giovanni” rehearse a scene. The production will be set in modern day New York and will incorporate technology and social media.

Joachim Schamberger uses modern technology and social media to modernize Mozart’s Don Giovanni

February 15, 2018
Members of the Joffrey Ballet rehearse for ‘Modern Masters.’ Joanna Wozniak, a dancer in the production, said her time at NU largely shaped her identity.

NU alumna continues to shine in the Joffrey Ballet’s latest performance

February 14, 2018
Mischa Fisher speaks at a SESP event about quantitative tools in public policy. He talked about how data can be used to implement programs that help better society.

Rauner adviser Mischa Fisher talks importance of data in public policy

February 1, 2018
Jane Mayer of The New Yorker talks with Medill Prof. Peter Slevin in a Monday event. Mayer discussed the challenges journalists face in the current political climate.

Jane Mayer of The New Yorker talks journalism, truth in Trump era

January 29, 2018
“Are You Sleeping” author Kathleen Barber.

NU alumna’s novel ‘Are You Sleeping’ to be made into TV series starring Octavia Spencer

January 24, 2018
Sarah Gise plays Mia, the pregnant wife of a football coach in “For the Loyal.” The show is inspired by the 2011 sexual assault scandal at Pennsylvania State University.

Northwestern alumna Hannah Wolff assistant directs Interrobang Theatre Project’s “For the Loyal”

January 17, 2018
The building where LYFE Kitchen once stood, 1603 Orrington St. Kinship/Next of Kin, a new “all-occasion” restaurant, is set to open at the location early next year.

New ‘all-occasion’ restaurant to launch in Evanston early next year

November 9, 2017
Technological Institute, 2145 Sheridan Road. Northwestern’s McCormick School of Engineering announced Tuesday it will launch a new master’s program in artificial intelligence, and is accepting applications for fall 2018.

McCormick launches new master’s program in artificial intelligence

October 26, 2017
Students perform at the 86th Waa-Mu Show, “Beyond Belief: A Superhero Story.” The Waa-Mu Show is restructuring its creative process, adding a Fall Quarter writing class.

New musical theater class signals change to Waa-Mu writing process

October 18, 2017
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