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Student group pushes Northwestern toward fair trade products

May 25, 2016
Kal Penn speaks at Lutkin Hall on Friday. Penn, known for his role as Kumar Patel in the comedy film “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,” discussed his career and diversity in the film industry.

Actor Kal Penn discusses diversity in media, personal career experiences

May 22, 2016

Students launch website to buy, sell course notes

May 20, 2016
McCormick junior William Xiao works at his computers. Xiao created Regal, a Google Chrome extension for CAESAR.

Student creates Chrome extension to improve efficiency of CAESAR

May 19, 2016
Middle East and North African Studies lecturer Amjad al-Dajani speaks during a panel about Zionism on Tuesday. Four Northwestern professors sat on the panel, which examined Zionism from various academic and personal perspectives.

Intricacies of Zionism discussed at Israel Week panel

May 11, 2016
Students meet in The Garage to prepare for the launch of their team’s student-run food delivery service, Foodrop. The service will debut later this month.

Student-run food delivery service to start bulk drop-offs across campus

May 1, 2016

Student Enrichment Services creates new application process for stipends, funds

April 25, 2016
Leah Varjacques (Medill ‘15, left) and Katherine Nagasawa (Medill ‘15) talk about their documentary “Beyond the Seal” at Harris Hall on Tuesday. The documentary depicted banana farmers advocating for fair-trade practices that would better working conditions.

Documentary created by alumni looks at fair trade in banana industry

April 20, 2016

RTVF program creates residency position for refugee living in the U.S.

April 17, 2016
On Friday, Alice Millar Chapel housed a community discussion on inclusivity. More than 100 people attended the event, including Eboo Patel, president of Interfaith Youth Corps, who spoke to the importance of combating racism and hate.

Interfaith advocate Eboo Patel encourages continued work toward inclusivity following Alice Millar vandalism

April 11, 2016
Nathan Fielder speaks at Ryan Auditorium on Saturday. Fielder, whose show Nathan for You airs on Comedy Central, was A&O Productions spring speaker.

Comedian Nathan Fielder talks behind-the-scenes of TV show, turns questions onto students

April 3, 2016

Comedian Hasan Minhaj discusses power of satire, solidarity

February 28, 2016
Best Place to Study: Starbucks on Sherman Avenue

Best Place to Study: Starbucks on Sherman Avenue

February 24, 2016

Student petition calls for healthier options in C-stores

February 24, 2016
Comedian Hannibal Buress cracks jokes in front of a sold-out audience at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall. Buress, A&O Productions’ winter speaker, joked about local and national politics as well as student life and pop culture references.

Comedian Hannibal Buress jokes about new Kanye album, Trump at Saturday show

February 21, 2016
Searle Hall is home to Health Promotion and Wellness, which is rolling out a campaign that will last until mid-April. The campaign was created to combat misconceptions about student substance use.

Health Promotion and Wellness launches campaign to dispel student substance use misconceptions

February 12, 2016

Campus Inclusion and Community to host ‘Deconstructing Whiteness’ workshop

January 22, 2016

NU Cookology to dish out classic childhood meals at Willard Dining Hall on Saturday

November 19, 2015
A new downtown Evanston shop, called Grazia Studio and Boutique, offers custom-made clothing and accessories for women. The boutique opened in downtown Evanston at 624 Grove St. last Friday.

Custom-made clothing boutique opens in Evanston

November 8, 2015

Students launch language exchange program

October 26, 2015
Jerry Alt (left), an Evanston-based photographer, shows his nature photography alongside his business partner Annette Patko at a June art festival in the city. Alt is debuting on Sunday a collection of his photography from his trip to Cuba.

Evanston-based photographer captures Cuban culture in new exhibition

October 8, 2015
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