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The Daily Northwestern

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

The Daily Northwestern


Cara Romero and Aaron Golding laugh onstage in front of two images of Romero’s photographs.

Photographer Cara Romero explores Indigenous heritage through pop culture references

November 14, 2024

Photographer Cara Romero’s photo, “Amber Morningstar,” draws inspiration from her husband's family tradition of doll collecting — a tradition Romero passed down to their daughter — and the lack...

The webinar focused on one particular piece within the packet: “Speed-up,” a 1936 lithograph created by American artist Claire Mahl Moore.

Block Museum hosts webinar on artwork connected to One Book One Northwestern

October 17, 2024

The Block Museum of Art hosted a One Book One Northwestern Online Collection Talk on Thursday to connect literary themes in “The Night Watchman” by Louise Erdrich with different forms of artwork. This...

The photograph featured in Thursday’s talk is part of a virtual “Crying in H Mart” collection from the Block Museum.

Exploring family through art: Block holds talk on photo in ‘Crying in H Mart’ collection

October 17, 2023

The Block Museum held a virtual talk Thursday on Roland L. Freeman’s photograph “Combing Hair, Amoke Alayoe and Her Children, Silver Spring, Maryland, June 1978,” which explores love, family, identity...

One of the sculptures featured on the Block Campus Art Walk, Barbara Hepworth’s Two Forms (Divided Circle)

The Block Campus Art Walk provides a self-guided outdoor opportunity to engage with campus sculptures

October 12, 2020

As the Northwestern and Evanston community’s options for recreation become more constrained by colder weather amid COVID-19, Block Museum of Art’s Campus Art Walk provides an accessible and safe way...

Hamstrung by a lack of departmental status, Northwestern’s ethnic studies programs have – until recently – been barred from hiring tenure-track faculty exclusive to their fields, leading to a turnover crisis.

Doing double: Ethnic studies programs — suffering funding and faculty dearth, high turnover rates, intense working conditions — demand structure reform

May 30, 2019
Hamstrung by a lack of departmental status, Northwestern’s ethnic studies programs have — until recently — been barred from hiring tenure-track faculty exclusive to their fields. The result has been massive turnover.
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