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Members of the Class of 2023 reflect on their Northwestern experiences.
These researchers are developing amazing new ways to help restore our precious planet.
Meet Joanna Bush ’99, the Hollywood concept artist behind several Oscar-winning films.
Experts say it’s time to enact consumer privacy legislation in the United States.
Mark Goldman is running 13 endurance races to honor 13 service members killed in Afghanistan.
Campus community members share the works of art that have changed their outlook on life.
In a Q&A, Northwestern President Michael Schill talks free speech and his love for books.
Northwestern students find their groove by embracing regional moves from across the globe.
Veteran softball stars lead Wildcats’ bid for return to the Women’s College World Series.
Gary Saul Morson says literature is the best way to come at life’s biggest questions.
Danielle Cadet ’10, ’11 MS, executive editor of Essence, is on a mission.
“I was so overwhelmed by the love of God that I just melted down, and all my defenses fell away. The faith made complete and utter sense to me from that moment forward.”
Alum wins a spot at the Italian Opera Academy hosted by renowned conductor Riccardo Muti.
Northwestern Club of Chicago’s co-president shares why she stays connected to the University.
Harley Langberg ’10 recreates beloved characters on your plate.
Pulitzer-finalist playwright on his off-Broadway play and writing for HBO’s ‘Succession.’
University Libraries seeks details about archival photos.
Professor Viorica Marian shares remarkable benefits of knowing more than one language.
A new app from Christina Whitehouse ’17 MS is making bike lanes safer in urban settings.
Through endowed scholarships, donors create pathways for generations of undergraduates.
Mark Hoebee brought Paper Mill Playhouse back from the brink.
Dan Hu leads ‘The Yappie,’ a publication for the AAPI community.
“The American theater needs diverse voices in order to thrive, and this unique position will enable Northwestern to become a pivotal pipeline for the industry’s changemakers.”
Juliann Bluitt Foster's bequest supports the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion.
A pair of piping plovers needed a voice when they nested at Chicago's busiest beach.
