Name: Everything Evanston: Leaf, Laugh, Love by The Daily Northwestern
Duration: 8 min 29 s
Description: The new Plant Shop Evanston opened up in downtown Evanston in July. Seth Wallen, the general manager, and Johnathan Thomas Smith, a carnivorous plant and orchids expert, talk about how the shop opened, how they became plant experts and what their favorite experiences at the shop have been so far. Through their work, they teach customers about plants and the importance of conservation.

thanks for talking with  me about plants! and thanks for talking about the bell bowl prairie! ❤❤❤

Nearly 25 percent of Northwestern’s campus self-identified as queer in ASG’s last survey, but the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center only holds 10 people. And that’s one of the only institutional spaces on campus for queer students. There are proposals in the works to expand it, but for many students, campus-sponsored spaces aren’t the best ways to be in community with other queer students — or aren’t even spaces that feel like theirs. New from Defining Safe: How do queer students at Northwestern navigate formal and informal spaces around campus?
Read the full article: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/05/27/multimedia/audio/defining-safe-defining-queer-space/

Defining Safe: Defining Queer Space

The new Plant Shop Evanston opened up in downtown Evanston in July. Seth Wallen, the general manager, and Johnathan Thomas Smith, a carnivorous plant and orchids expert, talk about how the shop opened, how they became plant experts and what their favorite experiences at the shop have been so far. Through their work, they teach customers about plants and the importance of conservation.

Everything Evanston: Leaf, Laugh, Love

For the first episode of Digital Diaries this season, The Daily Northwestern spoke to students about how they deal with a prevalent phenomenon in college: homesickness. Listen to their strategies, which include Chinese takeout and Jimmy Buffet. Read the full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2023/04/02/audio/digital-diaries-season-3-episode-1-curing-the-real-freshman-flu-homesickness/

Digital Diaries Season 3 Episode 1: Curing the Real Freshman Flu — Homesickness

Last week, CAPS sponsored events and speakers for Body Acceptance Week. Hosted by the College Feminists, we spoke with registered dietician Megan Campbell who came to talk about the relationship between food and body positivity. College Feminists Publicity Chair sophomore Sheridan Bernard told us about why they wanted Campbell to come speak and freshman Annika Hiredesai talked about her relationship with body positivity.

Speak Your Mind: CAPS Body Acceptance Week gives space to discuss eating disorders

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Everything Evanston: Leaf, Laugh, Love

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