Stories by Sylvan Lane
Despite a consistent showing at the NCAA Tournament, women's lax was all business while taking down the Duke Blue Devils 11-7 Saturday.
Northwestern students will head to Wrigley Field on Thursday night to watch baseball - or something like that. NBN prepares you for NU Day at Wrigley.
The runner and swimmer may very well have been the greatest athletes in Northwestern's history.
Who should take the blame for partisan problems in the current political environment? Our writers tackle the issue from both sides of the aisle.
The Fighting Irish lost 12-7 Saturday, but the 'Cats continue to look for improvement as the NCAA tournament continues.
The 'Cats fell 14-7 to the Florida Gators on Saturday.
The Obama campaign recently released its 2012 slogan, "Forward." See how the Dormroom Debaters responded to the decision.
The Northwestern Men's Golf team finishes in third place at the Big Ten Tournament, with senior Sam Chien leading the way.
After an unimpressive first half, the Northwestern women’s lacrosse team beat the No. 9 Virginia Cavaliers 13-6.
In this edition of Dormroom Debate, NBN columnists Mattias Gugel and Sylvan Lane debate the details of the Women's Health and Safety Act, recently signed into state law by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer.
With Mitt Romney turning his attention away from the GOP field and toward President Obama, one writer predicts the identity of Mitt's eventual running mate.
After seven consecutive losses, the Wildcats rally after going three-for-four this past week.
"McCormick senior Matthew Markwell is a member of Campus Crusade for Christ and wants to share a gift he’s received with Northwestern students."
North by Northwestern speaks with future Wildcat Ifeadi Odenigbo.
The outcome of the Trayvon Martin case may hinge on the implementation of a gun law that operates in a legal gray area.
During the week, you're just a Mechanical Engineering student. But through ISA, you're a soccer star.
We live blog the final match of the ISA World Cup.
No. 11 Ohio State narrowly defeated the 'Cats 75-73 at Welsh-Ryan Wednesday.
These individuals fund the anti-Obama ads, Paul's social media outreach and the occasional Domino's pizza of the campaign trail.
The 5-star receiver talks about his decision to transfer from USC and his pre-game psych up.
They lost to the Wolverines back in January, but a Tuesday win for the 'Cats could bring the NCAA Tournament within reach.
Election season is the time for expressing feelings — whether it's that hot coed (if you're Anthony Weiner) or eight Iowans (if you're Rick Santorum).
Replacing Dan Persa, Jeremy Ebert, Al Netter and the rest of the Wildcats’ senior squad won’t be easy.