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The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

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Figurines depicting Nelson Mandela are shown on display in University Library. April 27 marked the 20th anniversary of Mandela’s election as South Africa’s first black president.

Library launches exhibit on South African apartheid

May 4, 2014

Northwestern is marking the 20th anniversary of democracy in South Africa with a University and Deering libraries exhibit drawing on multiple platforms to portray both the international struggle and NU’s...

Northwestern administrators review policies as Title IX is extended to transgender students

May 4, 2014

Although Northwestern policies have protected students from discrimination against gender identity since 2009, NU administrators are reviewing these policies following a new federal guidance document...

The Deadly Gentlemen perform Saturday at Philfest. The event, organized by A&O Productions and SEED, is held annually in memory of Phil Semmer, a former SEED member who died in a 2000 car accident.

A&O, SEED organize Philfest concert

May 4, 2014

Members of the Northwestern community gathered together Saturday to listen to bluegrass and folk music on Norris University Center's East Lawn, taking advantage of the nice weather for the annual Philfest...

Students pause for a moment of reflection during a candlelight vigil Friday evening for victims of the Sewol ferry disaster. The event was organized by several student groups, including the Korean American Students Association.

Northwestern remembers lives lost in South Korea ferry sinking

May 3, 2014

Members of the Northwestern community gathered Friday night under the soft glow of a candlelight vigil to commemorate the lives lost in last month's South Korean Sewol ferry sinking. About 50 students,...

 Jennifer Del Prete smiles minutes after being released from prison Wednesday afternoon more than 10 years before her scheduled parole. Del Prete’s first stop was Cracker Barrel for dinner with her daughter Tia (right), other members of her family and The Medill Justice Project.

Medill Justice Project celebrates Jennifer Del Prete’s release from prison

May 2, 2014

After about 10 years in prison, Jennifer Del Prete was all set to leave. Her family was waiting outside and ready to take her home. But when an officer told Del Prete there was a group on its way to...

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