Mitski’s “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We” finds the singer-songwriter adrift between “Heaven” and “Laurel Hell.” In her seventh album, she journeys through frost and solitude to arrive at a new, organic sound. Overall, the album is folksy and stripped-down — drawing a stark contrast to its synth-rock predecessor “Laurel Hell.” Through 11.
JOAN IS AWFUL There was a time when “Black Mirror” was lauded as cutting-edge television, but “Joan is Awful,” the sixth season’s premiere, is a tacky, outdated caricature of the show, muddled with one-dimensional characters and an uninteresting twist. The titular character, Joan Tait (Annie Murphy), suddenly finds her life in disarray when she becomes.
The crash of metal hitting the ground echoed through the first floor of Norris University Center Tuesday. The sound’s origin is hidden behind a blank, white wall covering what used to be the Norris Starbucks. “That’s the sound of progress,” said Corbin Smyth, Norris’ executive director. Tuesday was demolition day, when workers transformed the space,.
A quick search of the keyword “Dillo” in The Daily Northwestern’s archives reveals a rich history of the student-run festival. The first-ever Dillo Day, known then as “‘I Don’t Think We’re In Kansas Anymore’ Festival and Fair,” was celebrated back in 1973. The Daily’s archives contain that fact and many more. The collection is “arguably.
Northwestern extended its test-optional policy through the 2023-24 admission cycle, meaning applicants will not have to submit standardized test scores for the fourth year in a row. But, some NU students are advocating for the University to permanently eradicate score reporting. Standardized tests have long sparked debates about equitable college admissions, because resource disparities can.
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.