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Benjamin Din, Digital Projects Editor

Benjamin is a Medill junior studying journalism. His past positions at The Daily include web editor, copy chief, assistant campus editor and designer. A California native, he is also involved in the Medill Undergraduate Student Advisory Council. You can reach Benjamin via Twitter or email.

 

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Chicago Blackhawks to appear at community center fundraiser

February 22, 2017

Police Blotter: Chicago man arrested in connection with bicycle burglary

May 27, 2016

Proposed ‘10-5-5-10’ calendar change stalls with lack of faculty support

March 3, 2016

Faculty members split over Karl Eikenberry’s appointment at Buffett Institute

March 3, 2016

Northwestern professors honored with Presidential Early Career Awards

February 21, 2016

Pritzker School of Law announces affordability, alumni support initiatives

February 19, 2016

Cultural influences affect infants early on, Northwestern study finds

February 18, 2016

Northwestern alumnus Bruce Dold named next Chicago Tribune editor

February 18, 2016
Weinberg senior Brad McCandless (right) and SESP junior Sarah Thompson host a “hunger banquet” in Parkes Hall on Wednesday night. The 2016 Dance Marathon emcees led a presentation on the effects of hunger and poverty around the world.

Northwestern students engage in poverty discussions at ‘hunger banquet’

February 18, 2016

LGBT youth bullying tied to lasting mental health problems, Northwestern study finds

February 14, 2016
Danielle Beverly

NU-Qatar professor explores racial tensions in ‘Old South’ documentary

February 11, 2016
Anne Waller and Mark Maxwell

Northwestern guitar program creator takes the stage in classical guitar series

February 11, 2016

Bystander intervention program relaunches with open training sessions

February 9, 2016
Amanda Rosner

Northwestern freshman accomplishes life goal with ‘Jeopardy’ appearance

February 4, 2016

Northwestern joins University of Pennsylvania in program to increase number of Latino professors

January 29, 2016

Northwestern researchers work on drug to prolong life

January 27, 2016

Former Northwestern adjunct professor leaves after saying sexual harassment complaint inquiry was unfounded

January 27, 2016

Northwestern partners with Museum of Contemporary Art for free admission

January 18, 2016

MacArthur Fellow William Dichtel to join Weinberg chemistry department

January 15, 2016

Northwestern names new associate VP

January 15, 2016

Brendan Dassey case shines spotlight on Northwestern’s Center on Wrongful Convictions of Youth

January 14, 2016
Shepard Residential College has permanently moved into South Mid-Quads Hall. Shepard and Public Affairs Residential College’s former buildings will be turned into a residential community for the 2016-17 year.

Shepard and PARC to permanently stay in sorority quads

January 8, 2016

Northwestern forms Title IX education online course for faculty, staff

January 8, 2016

Northwestern University Press awarded $73,000 grant to digitize books

January 7, 2016

Fire breaks out at Sigma Chi fraternity house during recruitment

January 7, 2016

Northwestern scientists take step toward human life on Mars with ‘Martian concrete’

January 7, 2016

Startup created at Northwestern partners with ComEd on energy use program

January 6, 2016
A Northwestern student dines at Fran’s Cafe. Sodexo has said there are currently no plans to take action regarding last week’s health report that there is a link between processed meat and cancer.

Dining policies not affected by recent WHO meat report

November 1, 2015
Students dance during Block Two of Dance Marathon 2015. Registration numbers increased to more than 1,500 registrants this year after a drop in last year’s registration numbers.

Dance Marathon numbers increase amid changes to 2016 program

October 29, 2015

Fencing: Schiller to retire as coach after 38 seasons

October 3, 2015
Cecilia Vaisman

Medill Prof. Cecilia Vaisman remembered for passion, dedication

September 29, 2015

Students, faculty undecided over future of Weinberg diversity requirement

September 24, 2015
Melissa Crounse

Silicon Valley entrepreneur takes helm at The Garage

September 23, 2015
The Persian Hebrew Congregation of Skokie is releasing a 140-recipe Jewish kosher cookbook. The congregation previously released a cookbook in 1987.

Persian Hebrew Congregation of Skokie prepares to launch new cookbook

May 20, 2015
Performers rehearse for “The Who’s Tommy,” which will be one of the largest theater productions in Student Theater Coalition history. The rock musical is based on the 1969 The Who album, “Tommy.”

Arts Alliance produces show based on ‘The Who’ album

May 14, 2015
Faculty to call for Asian American Studies major 20 years after hunger strike

Faculty to call for Asian American Studies major 20 years after hunger strike

May 6, 2015
The stage adaptation of the award-winning novel, “The Grapes of Wrath,” opens on Friday at Northwestern. The show highlights the importance of helping one another and family.

‘The Grapes of Wrath’ comes to Northwestern

April 22, 2015
Photographer Terri Warpinski with her “Surface Tension” exhibit at the Dittmar Gallery. The exhibit will run in Illinois until May 8.

Dittmar Gallery brings border zones stories to Northwestern

April 8, 2015

Youth Organizations Umbrella plans move to new headquarters next year

April 7, 2015

Five student groups selected for ASG Evanston Engagement Grant

March 30, 2015
Dance Marathon 2015: Block 7 recap

Dance Marathon 2015: Block 7 recap

March 7, 2015

Best Reward System: CVS

February 27, 2015
Medill Prof. Loren Ghiglione speaks at a colloquium about Northwesterns progress in implementing Native American outreach and inclusion recommendations. The recommendations were made by a task force following a report on University founder John Evans culpability in the Sand Creek Massacre.

Medill professor evaluates Northwestern’s progress on Native American outreach recommendations

February 22, 2015
The MetaMedia Youth Center is expected to officially open in March. The center will provide out-of-school opportunities for middle school students.

New youth center slated to open in March

February 13, 2015
Communication freshman Allison Towbes paints the face of a trick-or-treater at Project Pumpkin on Thursday night. The event, sponsored by Northwestern Community Development Corps, provided trick-or-treating and games for Chicago-area children.

Norris celebrates Halloween early with Project Pumpkin

October 30, 2014
Evanston Township High School students have started to construct a two-story house in the school’s parking lot. The project is part of a class in which students learn geometry through hands-on experience and build affordable housing for a family with low income.

ETHS construction class hopes to build on last year’s results

October 19, 2014
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