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Edith Skom

Former Northwestern lecturer Edith Skom remembered for dedication, wit

February 19, 2016
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Junot Diaz (right) speaks about the importance of compassion in overcoming immigrant challenges. His talk, held at Ryan Family Auditorium on Thursday, was moderated by English Prof. John Alba Cutler.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Junot Diaz discusses his experience as an immigrant

January 29, 2016
Members of the Northwestern community gather and pray at The Rock at a candlelight vigil. International Student Association and Interfaith hosted the vigil Sunday evening to support those who were affected by the recent terrorist attacks worldwide.

Northwestern grieves for lives lost during attacks in Paris, Beirut and Baghdad

November 15, 2015
Anca Iordache, a Liberty in North Korea intern, speaks about the challenges North Korean refugees face today. KASA and APAC invited LiNK to celebrate Korea Peace Day, an annual event that focuses on discussing pressing issues in Korea.

Korean student groups discuss North Korean refugee crisis

October 16, 2015
Trevor Nelson

Northwestern alum Trevor Nelson on Fortune’s “40 Under 40” List

October 4, 2015
Various Northwestern student groups created a video last year to promote “It’s On Us,” a national campus sexual assault awareness campaign. The campaign aims to include a more diverse community in its discussions this year.

“It’s On Us” celebrates first anniversary, ramps up for next year

September 25, 2015
Ken Field

Northwestern’s new dining director Ken Field looks to bring fresh perspective

May 25, 2015
Mikki Hebl, a psychology professor at Rice University, speaks to students in Harris Hall. Hebl discussed how unconscious bias can influence treatment of minority groups.

Rice professor discusses impact of unconscious biases

May 13, 2015
The cast of “Next to Normal” performs in the Louis Room in winter 2014. The Student Theatre Coalition will have fewer performance slots in Norris University Center next year.

Norris reduces spaces for student theater groups

April 27, 2015
Students march through campus Thursday to raise awareness about sexual violence. Nearly 80 students participated in the Take Back the Night event.

Students march to support sexual violence survivors

April 23, 2015
Prof. Ji-Yeon Yuh discusses the trend of the “Asian bubble,” which she related to the historic segregation of Asian-Americans in U.S. communities. The event, held at Harris Hall, attracted about 100 students.

Students discuss the “Asian bubble,” campus social interactions

April 17, 2015

Former terrorism analyst discusses US response to ISIS

March 12, 2015
Dance Marathon 2015: Block 7 recap

Dance Marathon 2015: Block 7 recap

March 7, 2015
Golden Globe winner and creator of Amazon’s show “Transparent” Jill Soloway speaks to the Northwestern community about her experience as a female filmmaker. She discussed the challenges filmmakers from minority groups face, sharing advice about pursuing career as a filmmaker.

‘Transparent’ creator speaks at Northwestern about gender, sexuality, television

March 3, 2015

Best Women’s Clothing: Urban Outfitters

February 27, 2015

ASG designs voucher program for low-income students

February 26, 2015

Northwestern restores Mexico public health study abroad program

February 22, 2015
Members of the search committee for the Associate Provost for Diversity and Inclusion address concerns and questions regarding the search. They discussed attributes the Northwestern community is looking for in a candidate.

Search committee holds forum for new diversity and inclusion provost

February 18, 2015
SESP senior Frances Fu and Communication senior Grace Gabel discuss “hookup culture.” The conversation was hosted by Alpha Chi Omega and Sexual Health and Assault Peer Educators.

Alpha Chi, SHAPE team up for ‘Hooking Up 101’

February 11, 2015

Black History Month exhibit opens at Noyes Cultural Arts Center

February 10, 2015
Fight for Freedom screens “Save My Seoul,” a documentary about sex trafficking in South Korea. About 100 students attended the event at Harris Hall.

Fight for Freedom screens sex trafficking documentary ‘Save My Seoul’

January 29, 2015
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