Gabby and Marissa recap the second round of Democratic debates (even though they practically fell asleep watching them).

Catch up on the craziest campaign spending from Democratic candidates and a breakdown of The Squad vs. Nancy Pelosi on the latest episode of “Who Asked You?”

Gabby and Marissa go over the last week in politics, discussing everything from new policies to Disney songs.

Gabby and Marissa discuss the first round of Democratic debates for the upcoming 2020 election ⁠— everything from the policies to Tim Ryan's eye bags.

LISTEN: In episode five of Defining Safe, audio editor Cassidy Jackson talks to a SESP senior about mental health culture. “I'm sort of frustrated with this problem that I also don't know how to solve,” Michelle Zhang said. “So I feel very powerless.”

LISTEN: On this episode of The Weekly, audio editor Cassidy Jackson shares news updates and discusses NCAA diversity trends with web editor Andrew Golden.

What does “safe” mean to marginalized students on campus? In this episode of Defining Safe, The Daily sits down to hear a student’s mental health story.

LISTEN: The Harley Clarke Mansion has been the subject of raging debate in Evanston for years. Learn more about the mansion’s history and how Evanston residents have organized around its future in the latest episode of The Weekly.

This week, The Collective, a community that seeks to empower and educate black men on campus, is hosting a week of events dedicated to black boy joy. On Friday, members of the community will wear durags, a hallmark of black hair care, around campus. Audio editor Cassidy Jackson sat down with leaders of The Collective to hear about the significance of durags in their lives.

This week, The Collective, a community that seeks to empower and educate black men on campus, is hosting a week of events dedicated to black boy joy. Audio editor Cassidy Jackson sat down with leaders of The Collective to discuss what black joy means and how they experience it.