I logged onto my Zoom class for the first time today. My professor was calm and pretty much everything ran smoothly, but there was an underlying sense of worry that has loomed over us all for the past...
In June, I wrote what I thought would be my farewell to the Opinion section and The Daily Northwestern. I enjoyed my time as a columnist and assistant opinion editor, but there were times I felt out of...
In 1964, The Daily uncovered Northwestern’s Office of Admission had a quota for the number of Jewish students it would admit. The reporting led to the end of the quota.
This legacy of impactful reporting...
For the purposes of this letter, let’s say college consists of two groups of things: those you’re afraid of doing and those you haven’t yet realized you’re afraid of doing. It could be because...
Moving to college was easily the most exciting and frightening experience of my life. I was saying goodbye to everything I was familiar with and saying hello to all the new possibilities that awaited me....
