North by Northwestern (NBN) is an independent, student-run publication. We strive to uphold the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion within the newsroom and through our reporting. At a time ...

The cast and crew of Anora accept the Academy Award for Best Picture / Photo courtesy of Phil McCarten, The Academy The 97th Academy Awards were a triumphant celebration of the best in cinema this ...

As Evanston’s “fake springs” temporarily relieve the Northwestern community from below-freezing temperatures, a glimpse of warmer days on the horizon calls for a closet revamp – but with a sustainable ...

Follow Jorge Martinez as he covers a Supreme Court meeting in Washington, D.C., as a student reporter in the Medill on the Hill program. From an early morning commute to taking detailed notes, get a ...

Beyonce and Post Malone being nominated for country awards at the Grammys in February isn’t something I predicted. Sure, both are artists with skill in their respective home genres, but Cowboy Carter ...

It all seems impossible until someone has done it. Whether it takes a few years or a few decades, the fight for more diverse inclusion in the media continues, and sports journalism is no exception.

Sam didn’t know why she wanted to talk. She had been finishing up the chocolate mousse cake for her son’s eighth birthday when Lily called her. It was a call on the wind, cryptic and strange, but like ...

Sometimes, numbers aren’t just numbers. Now more than ever, women’s sports are continuing to gain momentum on the professional and collegiate level. A perfect example is basketball, where attendance ...

I met Cia and Hoa during a study abroad welcome dinner, and we’d only known each other for a little more than half a day when we submitted our Meldezettels, residence registration forms, to the ...

At the end of January, Mob Entertainment released the long-awaited fourth chapter in the Poppy Playtime series. I get excited when new video games like Poppy Playtime: Chapter 4 drop because it means ...

I’m pretty sure every Medill student hears this at some point. Probably, multiple times. We get the pitch for Journalism Residency (JR) even before we get to campus: It’s an internship baked into the ...