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

The Daily Northwestern

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

The Daily Northwestern

Bright: No one really cares about you, and that’s amazing

Bright: No one really cares about you, and that’s amazing

November 10, 2019

I am so different from who I was last year and even further from who I was two years ago in high school. That’s not just the caption to my finsta post of Elizabeth Warren and her dog dressed in a pink...

Speak Your Mind: Depictions of mental health in pop culture spark discussion

Speak Your Mind: Depictions of mental health in pop culture spark discussion

November 6, 2019

Sammi Boas: From the Daily Northwestern, I’m Sammi Boas. Haley Fuller: And I’m Haley Fuller. Welcome to “Speak Your Mind,” a bimonthly podcast dedicated to discussing mental health and self-care...

Buonomo: Diet culture: more dangerous than it seems

Buonomo: Diet culture: more dangerous than it seems

November 3, 2019

Content warning: This article includes discussions of disordered eating. If you want to know the calorie count of virtually any dish, from the 620 kcal in a Panera cinnamon roll to the 3.36 kcal in...

Gutierrez: Intersectionality in mental health discussions

Gutierrez: Intersectionality in mental health discussions

November 3, 2019

Putting together today’s spread about mental health was relatively easy. Zaria Howell wrote about rushing in college, prompting me to ask other Opinion writers to explore their own experiences with mental...

Katare: On AND is in our DNA

Katare: On ‘AND is in our DNA’

November 3, 2019

There are nearly twenty one million students enrolled in colleges today. Nearly five million of them suffer from mental health issues. Very few of them speak up. When I first stumbled upon the...

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