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“Working: A Musical – Localized Version” at the Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts highlights the experiences of local Evanston workers through song, speech, dance and video. The show runs from Feb. 2 to Feb. 11. Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso originally created the “Working” script in the 1970s based on interviews with...
As the sun begins to rise every Tuesday and Thursday, some Northwestern students make their way to Henry Crown Sports Pavilion for some early morning exercise. NU Recreation holds free Sunrise Yoga group sessions, inviting students to practice yoga at the break of dawn. For over eight years, the class has attracted a broad audience...
Just over a year after the Northwestern University Graduate Workers received formal recognition from the University, union leaders are reflecting on what has — and hasn’t — changed. After years of community organizing, NUGW held its first election, winning a supermajority of support to file with the National Labor Relations Board to certify the United...
After committing to Northwestern, Communication freshman Avalon Bookstaver said she was warned about winter in Evanston. She’s from Los Angeles, but she said she was pleasantly surprised by the weather in Fall Quarter. “I was expecting a lot worse,” she said. “And it wasn’t. It was in the 50s, 40s, pretty doable.” But for many...
Although she grew up auditioning for commercials and ballroom dancing competitively, taking the live stage helped Sophie Liu David truly realize her passion for theater. She was bitten by the theatre bug in middle school and has been performing ever since. On Sunday, David took her final bow as an ensemble member of Drury Lane...