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Theater for young audiences at Northwestern entertains and changes lives.
Hailey Danz excels in triathlon, with a little help from friends — and a lot of fun.
Tananarive Due '87 and Robin Means Coleman explain the history of the subgenre.
Alex Saratsis represents some of the NBA’s best, including Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Northwestern scientists are testing novel approaches to break the grip of glioblastoma.
“As other major national events occurred, we [felt we had to] study them ... We are trying to be responsive to events as they unfold.”
Award-winning writer is nationally recognized for writing that “troubles genre.”
Gabriel Neely-Streit’s business aims to help preserve the cultural diversity of Mexico.
Northwestern student groups inspire young audiences — and vice versa.
People can communicate, follow instructions and do simple math while “interactive dreaming.”
Pulitzer winner Michael Paul Williams pushed Richmond to topple its Confederate statues.
“One of the most significant benefits of remote learning is how it has expanded accessibility for people with disabilities.”
Institute for Policy Research director reflects on the value of interdisciplinary study.
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More than 174,000 donors came together for the University’s historic fundraising initiative.
Through folk tales and original stories, Donna Washington ’90 connects with audiences.
Northwestern President Morton Schapiro celebrates the success of the We Will Campaign.
Writer and scholar often gets her best ideas when she ventures outside academia.
Kellen Pomeranz won a Grammy for her work on John Legend’s Bigger Love album.
Device allows users to store and use electricity on demand.
Ann Drake advances network-building, new faculty hires and scholarships through her philanthropy.
How Story Pirates took over the world with a little help from kids.
Meet the writer and director of Queenpins, starring Kristen Bell and Vince Vaughn.
Peter and Adrienne Barris' gifts support artist-scholars and Chicago Public Schools grads.
As the NAA honors its 140-year history, it is looking ahead to new ways to engage all alumni.
The sport can be a source of support, says alumnus Chris Williams.
NU-A5 president will receive the NAA’s 2021 Club Leader of the Year Award this fall.
Fashion is a highly polluting industry. Anna Lise Ericson's startup seeks to change that.
First-of-its-kind diagnostic tool helps spot brain injury.
Countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim ’11 breaks tradition and boundaries.
