Students and community members joined artists Tuesday night in Norris University Center to celebrate the opening of the Dittmar Gallery’s latest exhibit, “Well Versed.” The exhibit features paintings, sculptures and collages from Evanston artists. Each visual piece is based on a poem chosen by the artist. Anupriya Nagarathnam, a second-year Kellogg MBA student, showcased her.
Moments of serenity. Students sit cross-legged, breathing in and out, reflecting on the twists and turns of college life. MindfulNU offers spaces like that for Northwestern students. The evidence-based program, which teaches techniques of meditation and mindfulness, is set to launch its six-week winter cohort Wednesday. The launch of the new cohort will mark the.
A nun, a stripper and two struggling actresses may not usually have many similarities. But this year, they share a common identity as protagonists in Studio 22’s fall grantee films. Studio 22, a student-run production company, offered two grants this quarter to student-penned screenplays. This quarter, Communication senior Mantra Radhakrishnan’s “Look Ma, I Made It”.
Dittmar Gallery’s latest exhibition, “When Homeward You Turn,” explores people’s unique relationships to the abstract concept of home. “I feel a lot of college students, university students probably understand homesickness, and so that’s kind of something that really spoke to me when I was coming up with this theme,” said Weinberg junior Ellie Lyons, one.