Welcome to THE BOX, where Northwestern's musical artists talk about themselves and their art. In episode 2 of THE BOX, Faalon Andrews talks about her experiences as a DJ at WNUR, Girls That Mix, and Battle of the DJs

After nine years, HBO’s massively successful series “Game of Thrones” is coming to an end this Sunday night. In preparation, three Daily staffers and “Thrones” fans sat down to talk about their thoughts on the final season, theories for the end and what they’ll remember about this global phenomenon. This podcast will contain spoilers for all eight seasons of the show.

LISTEN: “We don't want six of the same artists, we want to take into account that there's a diverse range of music tastes, there's a diverse range of backgrounds,” said Jake Montgomery, an organizer for Mayfest Productions. “And you know, everyone is going to want to listen to a different type of music.”

What does “safe” mean to marginalized students on campus? In this episode of “Defining Safe,” The Daily asks queer students how they feel living in a world built for straight and cisgender people.

LISTEN: Northwestern alumna births child. Learn more in the latest episode of The Weekly.

LISTEN: “Avengers: Endgame” was released on April 26. Daily staffers Christopher Vazquez, Jacob Ohara and Melanie De Vincentiis came back for another round table discussion to follow up on their predictions about the movie. Led by assistant audio editor Alexis White, they spoil the whole movie. Listen with caution.

University President Morton Schapiro recently revealed that he reviewed applications for prospective students. In this episode of The Weekly, we unpack Schapiro’s involvement in the admissions process.

Finding female role models, seeking out mentees and navigating a male-dominated industry — what it’s like to DJ on campus while female.

For Weinberg sophomore Kourtni McNeil, poetry allows her to write about “life experiences that I feel like a lot of people can connect with, and I myself know that I do connect with.” The Daily sat down with Slam Society’s head of publicity to discuss the importance of poetry in her life.

Listen: If you ask Medill sophomore Rachael Zisk, poetry is “a living, breathing thing.” In celebration of National Poetry Month, The Daily sat down with the Slam Society president to hear one of her poems and discuss her writing influences.