On June 12, Northwestern announced that — effective Jan. 1, 2026 — all medical plans for NU employees would be administered by UnitedHealthcare, replacing Blue Cross Blue Shield. A month later,...
Northwestern should be safe from losing out on more research grants from the National Institutes of Health for the time being. According to a Wednesday NIH memo verified by multiple...
Northwestern’s Office of International Student and Scholar Services alerted students Monday to new U.S. State Department screening guidelines for prospective nonimmigrant visa applicants...
Content Warning: This story contains mentions of nudity and suicide. The School of Communication’s CommConnections event on Feb. 18 titled “Teaching, Playing, & Performing...
For five days in Fredonia, Wisconsin, Camp Kesem gathers kids of all different ages, from six-year-olds to teenagers, all of whom have parents who had or currently have cancer. Northwestern...
As a string ensemble performed selections from Mozart, Bach and Grieg, a small crowd filed into Pick-Staiger Concert Hall at 5 p.m. for Northwestern’s Baccalaureate ceremony Sunday. The...
The purple-clad Class of 2025 marched back through The Arch Friday evening, reversing the path they walked nearly four years ago at their masked Wildcat Welcome. Beginning in Deering...
For many liberal Northwestern students, the campus seems to be painted a distinct shade of blue. But, being in the majority doesn’t always mean speaking in unison. More than...
The Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications received $3.6 million to expand its work in strengthening local news in Chicago and its surrounding areas,...
Alongside the usual back-to-school excitement, Northwestern undergraduate students had extra reason to celebrate on the first day of classes last September. Their University reached...
In July 2017, Jacinda Ardern met with the Labour Party leader about the upcoming election for New Zealand’s prime minister. At that time, she was the party’s deputy leader, and...
U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider (McCormick ’83, Kellogg ’88) is currently in his sixth term representing Illinois’ 10th Congressional District as a member of the Democratic Party. Schneider...
Last month, the Student Activities Finance Committee announced over $2.7 million in allocations to student groups. The funds come from the Associated Student Government Activity...
A small crowd formed in front of Silverman Hall by 3 p.m. Thursday. Some of these community members gathered around two tables, talking with volunteers for Stand Up for Science Chicago...
The Associated Student Government’s final meeting of Spring Quarter saw $55,500 in allocations across 17 clubs. Wednesday’s meeting began with roughly $58,600 tentatively allocated...
Clouds formed as a group of protesters, led by Northwestern’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, gathered underneath a tree at Evanston’s Tallmadge Park on Tuesday afternoon....
