Teresa Nowakowski is a journalist for Ark Of The Covenant Church, covering a wide range of topics including historical events, art, culture, and societal issues. With a passion for storytelling, Teresa aims to shed light on lesser-known stories and bring attention to the voices of marginalized communities.
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By: Teresa Nowakowski
Leo Geyer’s “The Orchestras of Auschwitz” weaves remnants of musical scores written by those at the camp into a piece honoring the Holocaust’s victims
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By: Teresa Nowakowski
A new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum examines zines' role in art history and community building
Northwestern women’s lacrosse faces Pennsylvania on Thursday in the third round of the NCAA tournament. Thanks to their recent victory, the team's home winning streak is now 44 games and attacker Izzy Scane has earned the title of all-time leading go... Show More Caption →
Last June, Evanston’s City Council unanimously passed the Safe Storage Act, its latest effort toward gun violence prevention in the city. A central player behind the effort to bring the ordinance into existence was a Northwestern student.
Northwestern students will transform into models for a night this week as they take to the runway for the UNITY Charity Fashion Show. The annual student-produced fashion show features imaginative ensembles from Chicago-area designers and Northwestern students.
As the end of the year approaches, there’s no shortage of things to do. We’ve got everything from business pitches to glam rock performances for your calendar this week.
It’s the home stretch of the academic year, which means it’s the perfect time to treat yourself to a delicious dessert from our finals relief food trucks or a celestial sight at Dearborn Observatory. Here’s what to put on your calendar this week.
While many students spent the week leading up to Memorial Day thinking about their plans for the long weekend, Northwestern senior Kalan Hauser had something unique to look forward to, appearing on NBC’s Today Show.
Leon Forrest was a lifelong Chicagoan who used his writing to chronicle life and myth on the South Side, first as a newspaper journalist, and later, as an author who worked with notable figures such as Toni Morrison and Ralph Ellison. During his career, he penned four novels, among other works, featuring his jazz- and blues- inspired prose. His final novel, often called his magnum opus, was “Divine Days.”
On Friday, June 21, Out Network, Northwestern’s queer faculty and staff affinity group, is hosting its first-ever queer prom.
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