“End of the F***ing World” is Pretty Damn Good

By Brooke White / March 1, 2018

Netflix's new series offers a fresh take on what a teen drama can be.

Ritter’s Americana, From Moscow With Love

By Brooke White / January 26, 2017

"When a wine glass shattered in between song changes, Ritter joked, “That’s perfect for this song,” and everyone laughed."

Nando’s on 53rd Poised to Be Peri, Peri Good

By Brooke White / January 16, 2017

Nando's arrives in Hyde Park on Tuesday with a revamped interior and food that will bring the heat to winter quarter.

Beyond Wrigley Field

By Brooke White / November 8, 2016

The Cubs’ win is to be shared amongst casual and diehard fans alike.

Not Born This Way

By Brooke White / October 13, 2016

Identity sometimes means rejecting what you were born into

It’s All Greek to Me

By Brooke White / May 23, 2016

Greek life’s positive impact is being forgotten amid criticism

The Ideal Father: John Misty at the Riviera

By Brooke White / April 21, 2016

"Father John Misty—with his slender physique, shoulder-length hair, and tasteful beard—resembles a modern-day hipster Jesus."

Don’t Polarize the Party

By Brooke White / April 7, 2016

Political isolation leads to stunted conversations and stagnation

Mission Nutrition

By Brooke White / February 18, 2016

Common student woes can come down to questions of poor nutrition.

Run the World

By Brooke White / February 15, 2016

Beyoncé’s performance at the Super Bowl shows that the Black Panthers’ ideology is still relevant today

Under Pressure

By Brooke White / January 14, 2016

David Bowie's fans are unwilling to let his legacy be marred by his past actions

While you were away

By Brooke White / November 19, 2015

Paris becomes a second home for study abroad students, but how will things change moving forward from the attacks?

French fried

By Brooke White / October 19, 2015

Navigating a new country can be isolating and just plain tiring.

Plugged in and zoned out

By Brooke White / October 1, 2015

When your eyes are glued to your phone, you miss what’s right in front of you.