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With the semester in full swing, academic calendars are growing clustered and students are feeling flustered.

Who am I? I am Sarah. What do I do? I am the proverbial herder of cats. I work behind the scenes to make sure the website runs smoothly, support our talented DJs in all they do, and connect with members of the community like you! I am an Amarillo native who lived life out of a suitcase and on a prayer before settling down to be a real adult...

The Daily Orange released its first print edition on Sept. 15, 1903. One-hundred-twenty years later, we still have the same goals, but have expanded what it means to be the campus’ paper.

Over the last 20 years, social media has exponentially integrated itself into our lives — bridging connections and allowing access to unlimited information at our fingertips.

The class of 2023 threw their caps in the air and said goodbye to their time as undergraduates after Commencement on Monday. For a glimpse into their prospective future, the graduates can look at Northwestern’s annual “Beyond Northwestern” reports detailing post-graduation endeavors of previous classes six months after becoming alums. Statistics include the main occupation...

Weinberg sophomore Isaiah DeLeon took Gender Studies 220: Sexual Subjects: Introduction to Sexuality Studies during his freshman fall with the intention of majoring in gender and sexuality studies. He attended office hours often. But after one lecture about dance and queerness, he went with a specific concern: Latinidad being mentioned primarily in connection with bars....

After a long and sometimes grueling academic year, many students look forward to a well-deserved break and a chance to rejuvenate.

This April, Northwestern Multicultural Student Affairs formally recognized Arab Heritage Month for the first time.  Weinberg junior Sara Ibrahim, the Middle Eastern North African Student Association co-president, said this acknowledgment is a step in the right direction toward increasing MENA visibility on campus. She said this has historically been limited by the lack of a...

Content warning: This article contains mentions of gun violence and death. On Wednesday, a young man lost his life. Two 15-year-old boys were injured, one gravely. Though much of The Daily’s coverage so far has centered on the impact Wednesday night’s Clark Street Beach shooting had on Northwestern students, we know the effects go far...

While some students spent Winter Quarter in San Francisco and others were in Washington D.C., many came back to campus with the same problem: an uncomfortable new living situation.  When students embarked on Northwestern’s winter off-campus programs, including the Bay Area Immersion Program and Medill on the Hill, they moved out of their on-campus residences....