Q&A with Jordan Golding: Actor, musician and housing activist
By Amanda Rosenberg Medill Reports Jordan Golding, an actor in the Writers Theatre’s upcoming show, “Once,” is a housing activist by day and a thespian
March 1, 2023
By Amanda Rosenberg Medill Reports Jordan Golding, an actor in the Writers Theatre’s upcoming show, “Once,” is a housing activist by day and a thespian
By Kikue Higuchi Medill Reports After narrowly falling to Syracuse in their first top five matchup, Northwestern redeemed itself with a come-from-behind win over 2021
By Kikue Higuchi Medill Reports The WM Phoenix Open tournament feels more like a huge festival than a serious golf tournament with a $20 million
By Jason Beeferman Medill Reports Mayoral candidate Ja’Mal Green is only 27, but he’s no stranger to the Chicago spotlight. For nearly a decade he
By Drew Steiner Medill Reports Traveling to play and rate some of the top golf courses all over the world, David Edwards lives the golfer’s
By Brenda Ordoñez Medill Reports Local and national Jewish communities and businesses are remaining vigilant this weekend after a neo-Nazi group based in Iowa declared Feb.
By Gavin Michaelson Medill Reports Stuck in Los Angeles traffic for up to four hours a day, architect Shayer Rahman, 34, paused his passion: sketching.
By Kierstin Lindkvist Medill Reports PHOENIX — UCLA quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson had one thing on his mind during Super Bowl weekend. “I’m training for the
By Tristan Tucker Medill Reports Loyola Ramblers women’s basketball players, who volunteered this fall for Care for Real, said they feel inspired to continue volunteer
By Kierstin Lindkvist Medill Reports Students on Northwestern’s campus have been getting hands-on experience in live sports production for at least a decade. A full broadcast