The Bridge Project
Robert Kath ’88 and Paolo Mazzucato ’88 initiated the first cinematic co-production between students in the United States and students in the Soviet Union.
Anthony Gaines celebrates an emphatic dunk during the Wildcats’ 83-44 exhibition win over McKendree in the first game at the new Welsh-Ryan Arena.Image: S.J. Carrera Inc. 2018/Courtesy of Northwestern Athletics
Anthony Gaines celebrates an emphatic dunk during the Wildcats’ exhibition opener in the debut of the new Welsh-Ryan Arena. The Northwestern facility received $110 million in upgrades. Additions include new seating with chair-backs, new and expanded restrooms, concession areas with twice as many point-of-sale stations and new locker rooms for men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball. (Read more about the new Welsh-Ryan Arena in “New Home Court for the Cats.”)
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love,” says University Historian Kevin Leonard ’77, ’82 MA. We asked Leonard, a longtime archivist for the University and a master raconteur, to name his most-treasured artifacts and share the stories behind them.
Zell Family Foundation Endows Program for Entrepreneurs
Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management has received a landmark gift from the Zell Family Foundation that will be combined with past gifts from Sam Zell to endow the Zell Fellows Program. As part of the program, MBA candidates aiming to run small businesses upon graduation benefit from mentorship by Kellogg faculty and outside experts, regional and international treks to meet with global industry leaders and resources to advance their businesses.
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