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

The Daily Northwestern

Arianna Carpati

Arianna Carpati

Arianna is a sophomore studying journalism and psychology with a certificate in integrated marketing communications. She has been a reporter and an assistant editor for the campus section. Arianna is also involved on campus as a research assistant in the Northwestern Relationships and Motivation Lab and a Medill ambassador for the Medill Undergraduate Student Advisory Council.

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Silhouette of person climbing up stairs. Underneath the stairs are the words “Inaccessible NU” written in capital white letters.

In Focus: Students with chronic illnesses feel unsupported by University services

November 17, 2021
Two people standing side-by-side against a tan background with orange and yellow circles on it.

New student group spreads awareness of artificial intelligence ethics, big data injustices

April 2, 2021
A view of The Garage lounge. Two individuals stand over a table in the distance.

Student board game start-up prepares to launch flagship game

March 2, 2021
Henry Crown Sports Pavilion has reopened to students with COVID-19 modifications.

Students return to Henry Crown Sports Pavilion

January 25, 2021
South Mid-Quads Hall. Students living in SMQ are engaging in online activities during the fourth quarter of online learning.

Residential colleges continue remote activities despite many students on campus for Winter Quarter

January 18, 2021
From FaceTime calls to outdoor meetups, Northwestern students are finding creative ways to date amid the pandemic.

Northwestern students share experiences dating during the pandemic

October 13, 2020
Some professors have opted to host live lectures and post prerecorded ones online, leading their students to manage more lecture time than anticipated.

Students managing more class time than anticipated due to prerecorded lecture material

September 30, 2020
Many students had to change or cancel flights on short notice following the announcement that first- and second-year students would not be on campus this fall.

First- and second-year students adapt travel and storage plans after announcement that they could not come to campus this fall

September 16, 2020
One of MMHI's first accomplishments was adding the first Muslim provider — the Khalil Center — to the list of referrals that CAPS gives students when connecting them with off-campus mental health resources. It is still the only Muslim provider on the list of 217 resources.

CAPS transitions to remote services, provides workshops for out of state students

April 27, 2020
A board set up in Norris where students could share their body acceptance stories during Body Acceptance Week.

Students reflect on body positivity, engage with body acceptance initiatives

March 2, 2020
Rabbi Dov Hillel Klein. Klein became a certified Holocaust educator on college campuses earlier this year.

Rabbi Dov Hillel Klein becomes a certified Holocaust educator on college campuses, discusses the importance of Holocaust education

February 26, 2020
Jennifer Lackey, the director of Northwestern Prison Education Program, has been teaching courses at Stateville for six years.

Northwestern Prison Education Program receives $1 million grant

February 23, 2020
A beachball rolled in front of the Technological Institue in 2017 to protest the University’s free speech policies.

Northwestern community shares perspectives on free speech ahead of the 2020 election

February 19, 2020
David French spoke about free speech on college campuses.

Northwestern College Republicans invite David French to speak about free speech

February 11, 2020
Northwestern Memorial Hospital plans a $77.6 million renovation to connect its Feinberg and Galter pavilions.

Northwestern Memorial Hospital plans $77.6 million expansion

February 10, 2020
Henry Crown Sports Pavillion. Search-and-rescue firefighters train for emergencies in the Norris Aquatics Center several times per year.

Firefighters train in Norris Aquatics Center, practice for emergency situations

February 9, 2020
Students with symptoms of the flu may visit University Health Services to get tested and treated.

Influenza hits Northwestern community, students express concerns

February 2, 2020
The Northwestern Hillel building at 629 Foster St. prior to renovations. Hillel and other student religious organizations are adapting their programming to the pandemic.

Rabbi Brandon Bernstein announces departure from Northwestern Hillel after five years

January 21, 2020
A resident shoots video of the Woolsey fire that threatens homes along West Winding Way in Los Angeles' Malibu on November 9, 2018.

California Wildfires impact Northwestern students, cause concern

November 12, 2019
A student listens to Dr. Claire Sufrin lecture as a part of the Continuing Education program from the last school year. The program offers courses in a variety of fields to the public.

Continuing Education Program inspires students to enrich knowledge

October 22, 2019
A cappella groups begin new year, maintain interest after six were placed on university watch

A cappella groups begin new year, maintain interest after six were placed on university watch

October 17, 2019
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