After 95 awards, 18 main stage performances and many show-stopping red carpet outfits, the 68th Annual Grammy Awards have officially come and gone. Known as “Music’s Biggest Night,” the show, presented by the Recording Academy, took place at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Feb. 1. Notably, Bienen School of Music faculty and alumni were...
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The 68th Annual Grammys red carpet saw everything, including partial nudity, gown trails and jewels galore. At the ceremony, bedazzled music industry stars attempted to make statements through their looks on the carpet. Last year’s breakout star, Chappell Roan, began her time on the carpet wrapped in red tulle with her stylist crouched behind her...
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Illinois Senate candidate Rachel Ruttenberg overtook primary opponent Patrick Hanley in fundraising during the last quarter of 2025. The two 9th District Democrats vying for State Sen. Laura Fine’s (D-Glenview) soon-to-be-vacant seat have both broken six figures in campaign finances since announcing their candidacies in May. Hanley’s campaign held a steady lead for most of...
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If your social media feeds are anything like ours, you’ve seen influencers raving about Chicago Restaurant Week. From Jan. 23 to Feb. 8, restaurants all over the city are serving up prix fixe meals for less: $30 brunches, $30 lunches and $45 or $60 dinners. We both feel we’ve missed out on good Chicago dining...
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Content warning: This review mentions suicide and domestic abuse. This review contains spoilers. What lengths should we go to help our loved ones? How do we reconcile grief with the need to move forward? Is it possible to forgive the unthinkable? Answering any of these questions would be a tall order for any show averaging...
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The day the email was sent out about Northwestern striking a deal with the Trump administration, I was talking with my friend about whether morality is objective or subjective. As a debate enthusiast, I argued that I find the world and humans to be too gray to be seen through a black and white lens,...
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