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Audrey Hettleman

Audrey Hettleman

Author at The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University at The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University

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    dailynorthwestern.com

    Wirtz Center announces 2022-23 season offerings

    The Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts announced the shows for its 2022-23 season on July 5. “This season’s programming offers audiences both reimagined classics and compelling original stories,” said Tanya Palmer, the School of Communication’s assistant dean and executive artistic director. Here is the list of this season’s performances: “Me…Jane: The Dreams...
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Evanston celebrates Juneteenth with parade, live music and vendors

    Evanston partnered with Evanston Present and Future to host Juneteenth celebrations Saturday. Residents marched in a morning parade from Robert Crown Community Center to Ingraham Park, where they celebrated with live music, artistic activities and booths from local businesses. This year’s festivit…
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    NU honors the history of Black Chicago for Juneteenth seminar

    Northwestern hosted its 2022 Juneteenth celebration, “The Vibrant Legacy of Black Chicago,” Friday over Zoom. The event was hosted in collaboration with the NU Office of Diversity and Inclusion. Held exactly a year after President Joe Biden formally recognized the day as a federal holiday, the event…
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    50th Dillo Day brings performances from Dominic Fike, Tinashe, Remi...

    Content warning: this story contains a mention of domestic violence. Northwestern students waved their Wildcards in the air on Saturday at Dillo Day as daytime headliner Remi Wolf performed “Photo ID.” Mayfest Productions, along with For Members Only, hosted the event, which is the country’s largest…
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Mayfest’s Battle of the Artists provides platforms to newer artists

    Communication freshman and rapper Ciel McDaniels performed live for the first time in elementary school. This week, he will take to a much larger stage with a set at Dillo Day. “I love just seeing people’s smiles, and if I can make that many people have those smiles, that’d be awesome,” McDaniels sa…
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Performances to catch on Northwestern’s campus this weekend

    If you’re looking for weekend plans, here are some of the student performances you don’t want to miss. The 91st Annual Waa-Mu Show: “A Peculiar Inheritance” Cahn Auditorium Friday, Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. $10 for full-time NU students, see site for other pricing Taking inspiration from 201…
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Performance groups adjust mental health practices due to COVID-19

    Communication senior Samara Malik’s freshman winter was anything but stress-free. With five classes and as much theatre as she could handle, she said her work-life balance was unsustainable. “I was miserable,” Malik said. “It was to the point where I think that if that had continued, I wouldn’t have…
    over 3 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Alumna Christina Calvit performs “Rats ‘R’ Us” at Chicago festival

    Christina Calvit (Communication ’81) debuted her story, “Rats ‘R’ Us,” at the Fillet of Solo Festival on Jan. 21. The Festival brought together 10 collectives and over 25 individual performers in an online platform for a three-week-long storytelling event. Calvit has been writing plays since her tim…
    almost 4 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    “A Site of Struggle” brings historical context to anti-Black violence

    Featuring about 65 works of art, Block Museum’s latest exhibit, “A Site of Struggle: American Art against Anti-Black Violence” highlights depictions of anti-Black violence from the 1890s to 2013. The exhibit asks: “How has art been used to protest, process, mourn and memorialize anti-Black violence …
    almost 4 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Sit & Spin Productions builds community around out-of-the-box theatre

    Communication junior Maddie Hughes’ first Sit & Spin Productions experience was out of the ordinary, even for a production team that prides itself on new and unique performances. In spring 2021, Hughes helped produce “The Secret in the Wings” in an outdoor format — two quarters after its scheduled p…
    almost 4 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Zero waste general store brings sustainable shopping to Evanston

    Reduce, reuse, recycle and refuse: these are tenets of Eco and the Flamingo, Evanston and Chicago’s first zero waste general stores. “(Sustainability’s) just been our guiding value from the beginning — if a company wasn’t sustainable, we weren’t going to work with them,” co-founder Bethany Barbouti …
    almost 4 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    WasteShed Evanston brings creative reuse to the North Shore

    Not everyone would expect to see a coffin-turned-ball-pit when they walk into an art store, but at The WasteShed in Evanston, customers can see exactly that and more unique, donated items. “People walk into a grocery store and they have a very specific list of things that they need,” Volunteer Coor…
    almost 4 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    NU students launch app to promote in-person interaction

    Weinberg sophomores Avi Sanghavi, Jack Moses and Carl Richardson were sitting in Moses’s room late one Friday night last spring with a pressing dilemma. “We’re two football players and a guy who knows like the entire grade, and we have no move?” Richardson said. “What’s wrong with us?” To ensure the…
    about 4 years ago
    dailynorthwestern.com

    Evanston’s past, present and future as a green city

    It’s not easy being green — but over the past decade and a half, Evanston has done just that, making a name for itself as a sustainable city. From being the first city in Illinois to commit to full carbon neutrality to utilizing community participation every step of the way, the city has implemented…
    over 4 years ago