North by Northwestern
AmericAZN Girl
Welcome to AmericAZN Girl, a North by Northwestern podcast hosted by Judy Zeng and Rachel Yoon. Growing up, American Girl dolls were popular throughout mainstream culture but mainly represented white American girls. Now, we are sharing our side of growing up as Asian American girls and our current experiences as young Asian American women. Join us as we girl-chat about the intersection of our Asian identities and girlhoods!
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AskNBN #4: Can undocumented students attend NU? 17.05.2016 9:00
This past March, Northwestern announced sweeping changes in its policies towards undocumented students who apply for admission. In this episode, you'll hear from key administrators, including University President Morton Schapiro, on what that decision means. You'll also hear from students who think the fight for equality is far from over. "It’s a nice gesture. Yeah, I applaud Northwestern for taki...
AskNBN #3: Why don't we ever talk about the Multicultural Greek Council? 02.05.2016 7:44
Why don't we ever talk about the Multicultural Greek Council? In this week's episode, Heather Budimulia takes a closer look at the lesser known council for Greek life on campus.
AskNBN #1: How many bananas do we eat at NU, and where do they come from? 04.04.2016 7:04
The first episode of Ask NBN, a new podcast from North by Northwestern. Every week, we're answering random questions you never knew you had about life at Northwestern. This week, we're talking about bananas. This podcast is powered by Pinecast .
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