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Jordan Mangi

Jordan is a journalism major from Brooklyn, NY covering mostly arts and education, and doing a little design! When she's not reporting, she is involved with student theater and is teaching herself how to use Adobe Suite—very, very slowly.

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Podculture: Love, Actually? Why rom-coms are our guilty pleasure

Podculture: Love, Actually? Why rom-coms are our guilty pleasure

February 24, 2021
Vanilla cupcakes with classic vanilla buttercream frosting. Whipped Evanston, which makes custom cakes and cupcakes, is run by two Northwestern juniors

Open Tab

February 24, 2021
Five teens pose around a soccer goal, looking away from the camera.

Evanston student show “Am I the Only One Here?” tackles belonging, identity

February 22, 2021
NU Declassified: Unpacking the Marriage Pact — Data or Destiny?

NU Declassified: Unpacking the Marriage Pact — Data or Destiny?

February 3, 2021
NU alum Raymond J. Lee recently lent his voice to the ensemble cast of Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical.

RTVF to Ratatouille

January 28, 2021
The Weekly: Week Two Recap

The Weekly: Week Two Recap

January 25, 2021
The Weekly: Week One Recap

The Weekly: Week One Recap

January 19, 2021
A teacher. Here’s a list of all confirmed candidates for the upcoming D65 and D202 school board races.

Here’s who’s running for D65, D202 school boards this April

January 18, 2021
Alejandro Tey. The Nu Alum is bringing Dungeons & Dragons to Discord with his company Tabletale Games.

Orcs & Dwarfs & Theatre Dorks

November 20, 2020
The Patrick G. and Shirley Ryan Center for the Musical Arts is one of the buildings that Northwestern theater students often perform in. Communication senior Carter Liebman published a blog this summer criticizing the theater department.

Students highlight frustrations with department structure, lack of support for theatre designers

November 19, 2020
The Weekly: Week Nine Recap

The Weekly: Week Nine Recap

November 15, 2020
Podculture: TikTok Back to Childhood Fandoms

Podculture: TikTok Back to Childhood Fandoms

October 27, 2020
The Weekly: Week Five Recap

The Weekly: Week Five Recap

October 18, 2020
Podculture: From a Stage to a Screen

Podculture: From a Stage to a Screen

October 7, 2020
Campus language can be disorienting for first-year students. For example, WildCARDs are student IDs used to access buildings and pay for meals.

Northwebster: A dictionary for all of your Northwestern needs

August 16, 2020
Online AP tests prompt Northwestern course credit changes

Online AP tests prompt Northwestern course credit changes

June 28, 2020
Willow and Tara in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

The Magic of Good Representation: The impact of Willow and Tara, more than 20 years later

June 3, 2020
Online AP tests frustrate ETHS students

Online AP tests frustrate ETHS students

May 28, 2020
Despite challenges at a private institution, Weinberg sophomore Vivica E Lewis said social media presents new opportunities for activism.

How Evanston activism has survived through virtual action

May 19, 2020
CNET Editor in Chief Connie Guglielmo spoke to Medill faculty and students in the McCormick Foundation Center

CNET editor in chief discusses changing tech in newsrooms

February 24, 2020
The cover of “Remaking a Life.” Celeste Watkins-Hayes’ book focuses on the inequality women face living with HIV/AIDS.

Q&A: Prof. Celeste Watkins-Hayes talks about new book “Remaking a Life”

February 12, 2020
Ryan Frenk, center, and the cast of “Double Vision” create a wormhole between parallel universes in one of the shows in the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival. The scenic design was by Ryan Jones.

Northwestern grads star in upcoming Chicago Musical Theatre Festival

February 5, 2020
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