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Michael Schill is poised to lead the University into an era of greater eminence.
Tabor Whitney collects feces from endangered monkeys to help promote their conservation.
The 2023 Alumni Medal recipients are leaders in philanthropy, business and health care.
Professors share their favorite things to do and see in select international countries.
Northwestern engineers quantify the effects of subsurface climate change on cities.
The ‘SNL’ alum dishes on her Mee-Ow Show roots, turning points and a dream role.
The Mee-Ow Show, a launching pad for comedy stars, celebrates 50 years as a campus staple.
Four alums have designed winter boots that can expand up to three sizes.
Darsan Swaroop Bellie uses original jazz compositions to communicate scientific concepts.
Heather Harding advocates for diversity in educational settings.
Women’s lacrosse caps one-loss season with eighth national title.
Annie Kuo and Matthew Becker found an unexpected connection years after graduation.
“It’s been my lifelong dream not only to be a journalist and a storyteller but to make a way for others, especially storytellers of color.”
How does learning happen — and can we get better at it?
The Digital Apothecary lab founder discusses the origin of ‘misogynoir.’
Professor George Chiampas says the Bank of America Chicago Marathon is a celebration of the city.
The Institute for Sustainability and Energy has been renamed for alum Paula M. Trienens.
Blair Matthews and Giuliana Zaccardelli help patients get pregnant with Zuri Fertility.
Charlie Oh’s new play explores memory, nostalgia and the Asian American experience.
Though often seen as a dangerous tool, deepfake technology can be used for good.
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Donor support helps expand services at Pritzker School of Law’s immigration law clinic.
Luke Donald, a professional golf great, becomes European Ryder Cup team captain.
Alexa Carreno ’13 is dedicated to making justice accessible — for people and animals.
Kellogg alumni raise funds for Northwestern Medicine's Les Turner ALS Center.
Professor Daniel Horton provides research insights key to shaping environmental policy.
With needles and yarn, club creates hats, gloves and scarves for neighbors in need.
Emma Steinberg ’21 films Bay Area baseball.
Astronomer and writer Tim Hunter offers advice — and a new book — for stargazers.
Racheli Galay on touring and promoting peace with Quartetoukan, a Jewish-Arab quartet.
Musical duo Kevin Hoban ’09 and Jordan Simkovic ’09 win international songwriting contest.