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Kathryn Hahn rediscovers the relentless curiosity she first fostered at Northwestern.
Parker Levinson explains her path to researching penguins and seals in Antarctica.
Fuel cell pioneer Sossina Haile focuses on social good on a global scale.
Pioneering professor John Rogers founded a new field of bioelectronics to improve health.
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Northwestern faculty call on educators to teach the full context of American history.
International team designs bus for the COVID-19 era.
Physicist Gerald Gabrielse, a person of faith, reacts to the assaults on science and faith.
Misha Euceph, a podcast host, writer and producer, created Dustlight Productions.
Former journalist digs into her roots to understand the past, reframe the present.
“Even from members of Congress we see that if you’re not on my team, you’re anti-American.”
Ashley O’Shay’s film follows two women leaders of Chicago’s Movement for Black Lives.
Northwestern surgeons perform the first known double-lung transplants on COVID-19 survivors.
Stephen Peck is CEO of U.S.VETS, the nation’s largest veteran services nonprofit.
Marsh is the new president of the Northwestern University Black Alumni Association.
Chicago Red Stars defender cherishes growth experiences on and off the pitch.
Calvin Holmes has spent 20 years as president of the Chicago Community Loan Fund.
Comic book writer Michael Moreci shares a few of his favorite comic series.
Student-run Acorn Genetics creates a genetic analysis tool that maintains a user’s privacy.
Initiatives seek to diversify the Northwestern community, and propel research and education.
The Northwestern Alumni Association offers virtual learning and mentorship during the pandemic.
