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Northwestern is one of several top universities assessing its teacher evaluation programs after nationwide studies have shown that these evaluations demonstrate inherent bias against non-white, non-male professors. Several years ago, the University formed a committee of faculty, students and administration to investigate and address potential biases in student evaluations of teachers — known as CTECs. ...

    Northwestern Mock Trial may sound like an activity exclusively for aspiring lawyers, but students in the program say the range of experiences Mock Trial provides and the creativity it requires means the club attracts a diverse group of people from across NU. The Daily explores what makes Mock Trial such a good team,...

  Out Da Box, Northwestern’s only multicultural improv and sketch comedy group, returned to the stage this weekend with “ODBoots With the Fur.” The group’s first in-person spring show in two years took place in Shanley Pavilion on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Communication freshman Journey Cole said she decided to audition after seeing the...

Refresh Dance Crew held its sixth annual spring show this weekend in the Technological Institute Ryan Family Auditorium. “Refresh: The Universe” was the group’s first in-person spring show since 2019. The space-themed performance featured dances from Fall Quarter’s ReFusionShaka performance, Winter Quarter’s Celebrasia and new dances choreographed this quarter. Education Chair and McCormick sophomore Christopher...

The 91st Annual Waa-Mu Show will return to in-person performances for the first time in two years this weekend, debuting “A Peculiar Inheritance,” which will run from April 29 to May 8 in Cahn Auditorium. The original musical was written, produced and composed almost entirely by Northwestern students and explores themes of family relations, loss...