
November 13, 2015
Tina Tang, Columnist
October 8, 2015
Filed under Columns, Opinion
I was talking to my friends when I tried to open the library doors, so I didn’t notice that they weren’t budging. It wasn’t until my second try that I realized the exit to the library wouldn’t open. On the third try, I...

April 7, 2015
Julia Jacobs, Assistant City Editor
January 21, 2015
Filed under Campus
Before the new Republican-dominated Congress, President Barack Obama focused on solving income inequality and easing partisan gridlock during Tuesday’s State of the Union address.
The president asserted his goal to increase the...

January 12, 2015
Hayley Glatter, Arts and Entertainment Editor
January 7, 2015
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Ah, Winter Quarter. A time of late frostbite shuttles, general cold-related saltiness and an impossible deluge of Wildcats who seem to start every sentence with “Well, this one time in Paris …” That’s right, Cats, nearly...

February 4, 2014

May 7, 2013
May 2, 2013
Filed under Letters to Editor, Opinion
With El Cinco de Mayo coming up this weekend, we wanted to take the opportunity to reflect on the actual meaning of the occasion, and how that should guide the way we celebrate this Sunday.
Every year, our campus suffers from...
Jillian Sandler, Campus Editor
March 3, 2013
Filed under Blogs, On Campus
Northwestern was named one of three winners of the 2013 Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award by NAFSA: Association of International Educators for its rapidly developing Global Health Studies program, according to a University release...
Katarina Kosmina, Global Paradigm Fellow
February 11, 2013
Filed under Contributors, Opinion
Since 1999, same-sex couples in France have been able to enter civil unions, which — like marriages — allow for jointly filed tax returns, sharing of insurance policies, eased access to residency permits for foreigners and...