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Throughout their lyrical renditions of Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 1 and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 1 on April 20, pianist Yulianna Avdeeva, conductor Tugan Sokhiev and Chicago Symphony Orchestra members cleverly contrasted their articulation styles to weave wistful winter memories. After Panufnik’s Heroic Overture — an unsettling fanfare that never left the listener feeling completely victorious...

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Award-winning Indigenous playwright and choreographer Larissa FastHorse spoke at Harris Hall Tuesday in a guest speaker event hosted by SESP Dean Bryan Brayboy and Communication Dean E. Patrick Johnson. Brayboy and Johnson explored FastHorse’s background in ballet — not writing — and her commitment to include her community in her work. “If I talk to...

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Northwestern Student Affairs launched its Community Kudoboard this past January, working to connect and empower students and faculty in the community. The Kudoboard serves as an online platform where users can create virtual boards or post messages on these boards to recognize students and faculty. Daniella Feijoo, the assistant director of the Leadership Development and...

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Sarah FioRito, Evanston’s new transportation and mobility coordinator, doesn’t own a car. Instead, she’s a frequent biker and wants to improve the city’s roads for cyclists. “The city of Evanston has a great foundation,” she said. “Now, we need to move as a country as a whole and beyond from having streets designed primarily with...

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On a trip to Montreal in 1994, Brad Nadborne tried what he called the best bagel he’d ever eaten. Baked in a wood-fired oven, Montreal-style bagels are unique for their crisp outside, chewy inside and distinct smoky flavor, Nadborne said. Now, he is set to bring this delicacy to Evanston by opening a bagel shop...

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Under the relentless Phoenix sun, where the dry heat dances over the desert landscape and MLB Cactus League stadiums hum with excitement, the Donahey family has forged an unparalleled softball dynasty. After earning their degrees from the University of Iowa, Michael and Carolyn Donahey embarked on a new chapter, relocating from the Midwest’s heartland to...

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Fairfield guard Jalen Leach announced his commitment to Northwestern Monday afternoon. The Nyack, New York, native had a breakout senior campaign in 2023-24, where he averaged 16.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.8 steals per game. He shot 48.8% from the field, 35.4% from three and 89.5% from the free throw line. Leach will...

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On Friday, Northwestern baseball is set to make its third-ever Wrigley Field appearance. This will be NU’s seventh appearance within the walls of the Friendly Confines. Previously, the Wildcats have played three football games, two baseball games and one lacrosse game at the field. NU has yet to win a football game at Wrigley Field,...

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Growing up as a Black American, it was easy to feel as though she did not “have a culture,” Medill Prof. Arionne Nettles told an audience Monday at Andersonville bookstore Women & Children First. In her debut book “We Are the Culture: Black Chicago’s Influence on Everything,” Nettles said, she embraced the culture she has...

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EVANSTON, Ill. – Illinois State baseball dropped a walk-off decision to Northwestern, 7-6, on Tuesday at Rocky and Berenice Miller Park in the ...

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Northwestern quarterback Brendan Sullivan has entered the transfer portal, he announced on X Tuesday. Sullivan, who was the presumed starter on the team’s spring ball roster, has two years of eligibility remaining. “I am truly grateful for my time here at Northwestern, and I’m excited for what God has in store for me next,” Sullivan...

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Northwestern's Emma Raye catches a pitch during a game against Michigan at Sharon J. Drysdale Field in Evanston, Illinois on Friday, April 5.