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Allie Goulding

Allie Goulding, Reporter

Allie is a Medill junior from San Antonio, Texas. Her previous positions at The Daily include Development & Recruitment Editor, Photo Editor, assistant design editor, assistant campus editor and two quarters as assistant photo editor. She is currently working as a news photo intern at Tampa Bay Times for her Journalism Residency. Outside of The Daily, she runs her own photography business, Allie Jenna Photo. To view her work, please visit her online portfolio. You can reach Allie via Twitter and email.

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Block 6: Jingle Bells & Magic Spells

Block 6: Jingle Bells & Magic Spells

March 9, 2019
Affording NU: Northwestern pushed for low-income students to be on campus. Now it’s time to actually care about their experience

Affording NU: Northwestern pushed for low-income students to be on campus. Now it’s time to actually care about their experience

February 26, 2019
Office of Financial Aid, 1801 Hinman Ave. The University’s no-loan policy will be fully implemented next year, but students are struggling with financial options to cover expenses.

No-loan policy to be fully implemented in 2019-2020, but students still grapple with financial aid options

February 5, 2019

Affording NU: Don’t assume everyone knows how to network

November 13, 2018

Affording NU: Internships should not require previous internship experience to apply

November 8, 2018

Affording NU: Family Weekend isn’t accessible for everyone

October 25, 2018
U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) speaks at an event in January. Schakowsky released a statement Wednesday thanking law enforcement for intercepting several package bombs that were sent to influential figures across the East Coast.

Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky condemns package bombs sent to Obamas, Clintons, CNN

October 24, 2018

Affording NU: Low-income student experiences should not be overlooked

October 18, 2018
Pritzker School of Law. Pritzker lawyer Laura Nirider’s client, Brendan Dassey, was denied review by the Supreme Court on Monday.

Supreme Court denies review of Pritzker lawyer’s ‘Making a Murderer’ case

June 25, 2018
Annie May Swift Hall, home to the Radio, Television and Film department. David Tolchinsky’s term as RTVF department chair will end in September and associate chair Zayd Dohrn will succeed him.

RTVF department chair David Tolchinsky to end term after serving in position for 10 years

June 1, 2018
In Focus: Following years of limited departmental accountability, RTVF students push for Media Arts Grant reform

In Focus: Following years of limited departmental accountability, RTVF students push for Media Arts Grant reform

May 16, 2018
The Student Enrichment Services office in Foster-Walker Complex. SES launched its “I’m First” campaign Wednesday to highlight first-generation college students.

New SES ‘I’m First’ campaign highlights first-generation college students

April 30, 2018
Indiana University. Northwestern launched cybersecurity operations center Wednesday with Indiana University and three other Big Ten universities.

Northwestern launches joint cybersecurity operations center with other Big Ten schools

March 22, 2018
Officers respond to the eventual gun threat hoax on Wednesday.

Faculty, staff reflect on Wednesday lockdown, gun hoax

March 16, 2018
Senators Bassel Shanab and Emerson Carlson speak at an ASG meeting. Shanab introduced the campus-wide smoking referendum.

ASG plans referendum to gauge campus opinion on smoking

March 8, 2018
Bertha González Nieves.

Alumna Bertha González Nieves discusses tequila career, time at Northwestern

March 5, 2018
Pritzker School of Law. The lawsuit comes just over a year after the Supreme Court ended the use of affirmative action in the college admission process.

School of Law lawyers in ‘Making a Murderer’ case seek Supreme Court action on juvenile false confessions

March 4, 2018

ASG hosts first Wellness Week focusing on student mental, sexual health

February 28, 2018
Communication senior Robert Cunningham performs “What’s in a Name?” with fellow students Grant Lewis and Ziare Paul-Emile. The play was part of the production “Black Lives, Black Words,” which featured original works by students.

Students perform original work at second annual ‘Black Lives, Black Words’ play festival

February 27, 2018
Pritzker School of Law. Laura Nirider and Steven Drizin from the Center on Wrongful Convictions of Youth asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case of their client, Brendan Dassey.

Pritzker lawyers petition for Supreme Court to hear ‘Making a Murderer’ case

February 22, 2018
Marc Walton uses a portable instrument to analyze the alloys of Picasso’s bronzes. Walton and other NU-ACCESS researchers discovered that five of Picasso’s bronzes were created at the foundry of Émilie Robecchi.

NU researchers reveal details about Picasso’s artistic style after making new discoveries in bronzes, painting

February 21, 2018

Alum Andrew Mason launches new transcription service startup

February 19, 2018
Kellogg School of Management’s Global Hub, 2211 Campus Drive. The event will be held in the Global Hub on Feb. 20.

Kellogg to host panel with former Obama administration officials

February 19, 2018
An X-ray of Pablo Picasso’s “La Miséreuse accroupie” reveals a landscape hidden beneath the surface. Northwestern researchers were part of the NU-ACCESS team that discovered the hidden landscape.

NU researchers discover landscape under Picasso painting

February 18, 2018
Students occupy the Northwestern Bursar’s Office in May 1968 for a 38-hour peaceful protest. Northwestern announced they will provide funding for organizations that wish to hold programming and events related to the 50th anniversary commemoration of the takeover.

Northwestern to offer funding for Bursar’s Office Takeover commemoration events

February 15, 2018
Pritzker School of Law. Pritzker Prof. Steven Drizin, one of the attorneys on the case featured in the Netflix series “Making a Murderer,” spoke in a Tuesday Facebook Live conversation on wrongful convictions.

Pritzker professor discusses wrongful convictions, ‘Making a Murderer’ case

February 13, 2018
Communication sophomore Kimani Isaac speaks to administrators at a community dialogue. Isaac voiced her concerns about the progress the Books for Cats initiative has made so far.

Students raise concerns, suggest more options for Books for Cats initiative

February 8, 2018
Lena Waithe. Waithe, an Emmy-winning writer and actress, will speak on campus Feb. 15.

Actress, Emmy-winning writer Lena Waithe to speak on campus

February 8, 2018
Lesley-Ann Brown-Henderson, Campus Inclusion and Community director, discusses Black House renovation plans at the Community Dialogue. Brown-Henderson said they have moved from the “feasibility” part of the plan to the “schematic design” phase.

Administrators update students on Black House renovations, textbook initiative

February 8, 2018
Students discuss their thoughts about the themes of “Moonlight” after a screening. The SESP-sponsored event highlighted issues of masculinity and intersectionality.

Students discuss intersectionality, masculinity at SESP ‘Moonlight’ screening

February 5, 2018
Northwestern University Health Service. Health Services have continued both in-person and remotely despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

NU Health Service, Northwestern Memorial Hospital report higher flu rates

January 29, 2018
Annie May Swift Hall. Student group Applause for a Cause is struggling to create its annual feature-length film after it was denied Radio, Television and Film department recognition and funding.

Applause for a Cause struggles to produce feature film without RTVF recognition

January 24, 2018
A Divvy bike station on campus. NU student memberships with Divvy increased to 667 by the end of the 2016-2017 school year, according to a sustainability report released last week.

Sustainability report shows improvement in waste reduction, energy conservation

January 23, 2018

School of Communication to hold ‘CommFest’ with Stephen Colbert as host

January 17, 2018
Northwestern’s “We Will” campaign has currently raised $3.55 billion of its $3.75 billion goal. Despite the fundraising, the University is projected to have a deficit in the coming fiscal year.

Northwestern to defer projects, filling faculty positions to make up for projected deficit

January 15, 2018

Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey to speak as part of Contemporary Thought Speaker Series

January 11, 2018

Northwestern joins pledge to recruit more low- and moderate-income students

January 10, 2018
Jen Christensen speaks during a lecture sponsored by the Daniel H. Renberg endowment. Renberg’s donation will also endow a position within Medill for a faculty member who specializes in the coverage of sexual and gender minorities.

New Medill position to specialize in sexual and gender minorities coverage

January 9, 2018
Chad Estep. University Police received an anonymous tip last September that helped lead to the identification of Estep, who allegedly pushed a man off the CTA platform in August.

Anonymous tip to University Police helped lead to arrest in case of man pushed from CTA platform

January 9, 2018

Five things to do with 144 extra hours over break

November 28, 2017
Communication seniors Yadid Licht and Dasha Dorin are the co-founders of CatToonz. Licht and Dorin said they created the group to provide an avenue for students interested in animation to get involved in animation projects.

New group CatToonz looks to support student animators

October 5, 2017
Samantha Power speaks at the White House in 2014. Power, who served as the former ambassador to the United Nations, will speak on campus on Oct. 2.

Former United Nations ambassador Samantha Power to speak at Northwestern

September 24, 2017
Pritzker School of Law Dean Daniel Rodriguez, M.K. Pritzker, J.B. Pritzker, University President Morton Schapiro and former Board of Trustees chairman William Osborn pose for a photo at the announcement of the Pritzker family’s $100 million donation to the law school. Rodriguez plans to step down as dean at the end of this academic year.

Pritzker School of Law dean to step down after 2017-18 academic year

September 19, 2017
Weinberg senior Elaine Parizot's father (middle) and neighbors help rescue stranded residents in Houston with their personal boats. Parizot's neighborhood flooded after Hurricane Harvey caused Houston's two reservoirs to overflow.

Hurricanes Irma, Harvey affect students’ move-in plans, devastate hometowns

September 16, 2017
Protesters hold up signs during the March for Science Chicago on Saturday. Organizers estimated that roughly 50,000 people participated in the march.

Demonstrators flood into Chicago to defend science, protest Trump policies

April 23, 2017
Anna Petersen takes a swing. The senior outfielder hit a home run in the Wildcats’ win over Illinois-Chicago on Wednesday.

Softball: Wildcats roll past UIC, set up weekend clash with Michigan

March 29, 2017
Weinberg senior Jackson Paller (center) helps lead a group of protesters during a demonstration for affordable higher education in Illinois. Hundreds of people gathered for the event, including students from Student Action NU.

Student Action NU joins higher education protest in Chicago

October 24, 2016
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