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The Daily Northwestern

Kelli Nguyen, Development and Recruitment Editor

Kelli is a Medill sophomore studying journalism and legal studies. Her past positions at The Daily include assistant design editor and assistant campus editor. The California native also works at Medill’s Office of Student Life and rows crew for Northwestern’s club team. You can reach Kelli via Twitter or email.

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GE Aviation selects McCormick seniors’ work to prototype

May 21, 2017
Weinberg sophomore Charles Auta is one of seven active members in MGC fraternity Sigma Lambda Beta. Auta said that although a small chapter size means each member must take on most responsibility, it has also allowed him to form closer bonds with his fraternity brothers.

Students of color describe challenges in multicultural Greek councils

November 22, 2016
University of Denver Prof. Ramona Beltrán speaks to an audience of more than 50 people at NAISA’s annual Sand Creek Massacre commemoration. Beltrán emphasized the importance of learning history, understanding it and using it to move forward in a positive direction.

NAISA, community members commemorate Sand Creek Massacre

November 20, 2016

Early Decision applications increase by more than 20 percent this year

November 15, 2016
Purdue University Prof. David Sanders, chair of the school’s Faculty Senate, speaks at Faculty Senate on Wednesday. Sanders encouraged senators to continue their work at Northwestern.

Faculty Senate discusses shortening quarters by one week

November 3, 2016
Robert Cunningham

Northwestern junior set to star in horror film with Nicolas Cage

October 20, 2016
Starting this year, Dunkin’ Donuts at Norris University Center closes at 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Data collected over the last two years showed the revenue generated between the new closing times and the old made up only a small percentage of the daily revenue at Dunkin’ Donuts.

Dunkin’ Donuts, International Dish close before dark this year

September 28, 2016
The outside of Allison Hall, which will come together with Shepard Hall and 1838 Chicago to form a “residential neighborhood” under a new University plan. The Undergraduate Residential Experience Committee will host a series of town hall meetings in October to gather student input for recommendations to improve students’ on-campus experiences.

Committee plans town hall meetings to hear student views on residential life

September 23, 2016

Student Organizations and Activities reenacts printing charge at SOURCE

August 22, 2016

NLRB will hold hearing on contested ballots in non-tenure eligible faculty union vote at Northwestern

August 18, 2016
Student organizers hung a purple inflatable vulva at The Arch Friday afternoon. Spectators crowded around the piece, entitled PUSSYGATE.

Students hang purple vulva from The Arch in PUSSYGATE

June 4, 2016
Students participate in a Political Union-sponsored debate about affirmative action. More than 50 students attended the event, which was co-sponsored by Asian Pacific American Coalition.

Students debate fairness of affirmative action at Political Union event

May 24, 2016
Kresge Hall is nearing the end of its two year renovation and addition project. The upgraded building will open to students Fall Quarter.

Kresge Hall to open ahead of Fall Quarter 2016

May 19, 2016
Police congregate outside Allison Hall to respond to reports of an intrusion and altercations. Residential Services has increased security across campus following the incident.

Following battery incident, University increases security; suspect not yet found

May 17, 2016
Interfraternity Council president Will Altabef, a Communication junior, answers questions during a forum Monday evening. The IFC executive board hosted the event to discuss student concerns and ideas following the banner controversy.

IFC plans to encourage ‘values-based recruitment’ Fall Quarter

May 17, 2016

Weinberg professor receives $750,000 for dark matter research

May 16, 2016
1838 Chicago, formerly known as the Public Affairs Residential College, is slated to reopen Fall Quarter after a year of renovations. The residential hall will debut alongside a new housing selection process.

Residential Services to assign rooms in new housing selection process

May 15, 2016
Members of the House by Northwestern team meet in University Library on Thursday night. The team plans to enter the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2017 Solar Decathlon.

Students to submit solar-powered house to national competition

May 12, 2016
John Stossel

Fox News pundit John Stossel announced as College Republicans’ spring speaker

May 10, 2016
Communication senior Amanda Walsh speaks at Allison Hall on Monday evening. Walsh spoke during the latest community dialogue, at which students shared comments and concerns with top administrators.

Dialogue centers on low-income students, mental health

May 9, 2016

NU Listens launches series on depression, relationships

May 9, 2016

Northwestern Dining adopts programs to promote food sustainability

May 5, 2016

Faculty Senate reviews procedure in light of Eikenberry vote

May 5, 2016
Sara Koulouris

New catering director hopes to make service more accessible, sustainable

May 2, 2016

Northwestern researchers discover ‘firework’ in fertilization

May 2, 2016
University President Morton Schapiro speaks at the second of two “Conversations with the President” on Tuesday. He said he respects students’ free speech and their use of peaceful protest.

Schapiro addresses student activism at ‘Conversations with the President’

April 26, 2016

BoxCo. suspends summer operations

April 21, 2016

Northwestern Medicine develops new technology to treat allergies, asthma

April 20, 2016

Northwestern researchers publish first-ever ‘global index’ on coral reefs

April 17, 2016

New scholarship to aid community college transfers

April 15, 2016
Philip Harris, Northwestern’s vice president and general counsel, talks about the naming of spaces on campus during the third community dialogue held in Norris University Center. The event was part of a four-part series of discussions aimed at making NU a more inclusive community.

Administrators outnumber students at community dialogue

April 12, 2016

Faculty Senate creates student affairs standing committee to foster collaboration between students, faculty

April 7, 2016
Jeremy Schenk

Jeremy Schenk selected as new executive director of Norris

April 7, 2016
Provost Dan Linzer speaks at Associated Student Government Senate on Wednesday. Linzer defended former U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry’s appointment as executive director of the Buffett Institute for Global Studies.

ASG, Faculty Senates debate Eikenberry appointment

April 7, 2016

McCormick senior takes second in ‘Jeopardy!’

April 7, 2016
Nate Silver

Nate Silver’s ‘The Signal and the Noise’ chosen as next year’s One Book

April 6, 2016
Northwestern's new San Francisco campus will be housed in the former headquarters of Wells Fargo bank. The program will begin Winter Quarter 2017.

New Northwestern campus brings together journalists, engineers in San Francisco

April 4, 2016

Equipment, iPads stolen from Norris University Center

April 1, 2016
Students play basketball outside Bobb Hall, where the courts were recently updated. The courts outside McCulloch Hall and Foster-Walker Complex were also given an upgrade.

Basketball courts outside Plex, Bobb get makeover

March 31, 2016

Columbia University professor, Northwestern alumna files $20 million lawsuit against employer

March 30, 2016

Former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke to speak at Northwestern in April

March 28, 2016

Northwestern launches first university-wide LGBT research institute in the nation

March 4, 2016
Lucia Godinez.

Northwestern alumni create Evanston-based mockumentary

March 3, 2016
Four college religious leaders discuss the intersection of of sex, love and religion. SHAPE hosted the panel to spark dialogue about sexuality and religion on campus.

Religious leaders discuss love, sex, religion in SHAPE panel

February 23, 2016

Northwestern student startup AMPY responds to criticism of its charging device product

February 18, 2016
People convene at the cafe of The Garage, Northwestern’s startup innovation hub. The Garage was launched June 2015 as a workspace for student entrepreneurs.

The Garage serves as testing ground for student entrepreneurship, collaboration

February 16, 2016
Mari Gallagher speaks to an audience of about 40 people about food deserts, or areas where people might have access to food but are not close to healthy options. Gallagher also spoke about the potential of young people to impact the future of the food environment.

Speaker discusses food deserts, future of food environment

February 12, 2016
The Delta Upsilon fraternity house (left), home to Beta Theta Pi last year, is located at 2307 Sheridan Road. Delta Upsilon, which was approved to return to campus last spring, said it hopes to reach 50 members by the end of the quarter.

DU seeks fresh start in return to campus

February 9, 2016
Mudd Science and Engineering Library, located near the Technological Institute, is scheduled to close March 25 for renovations. During the renovations, Mudd Library’s print collections will be relocated to Northwestern’s Oak Grove Library Center, from which students will be able to request materials for next-day delivery.

Mudd Library to close for 18 months starting Spring Quarter

January 31, 2016
Students eat and work in Fran’s Cafe, a late-night dining spot in Willard Residential College. With Willard scheduled to be renovated next year, a similar eating location will open in 1835 Hinman.

New cafe to replace Fran’s during Willard renovations

January 26, 2016

New course evaluation system, Blue, to replace CTECs

January 20, 2016
A new committee with members from across the Northwestern community will convene to discuss ways to improve the residential experience. More than $500 million will go to renovations and upgrades.

New committee works to enhance residential experience

January 14, 2016
NU students can donate their unused meal plan points to Points for a Purpose at Northwestern Dining retail locations. The student organization works with NU Dining to use the points and money students donate to purchase food for local organizations such as Campus Kitchens.

Points for a Purpose finds slight donation increase following new app, more donation locations last fall

January 6, 2016

Construction closes Henry Crown basketball courts and track

January 4, 2016
“Broad City” stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson speak about Judaism, comedy and TV success. A&O Productions and NU Hillel featured the duo as their fall speakers for a crowd of about 500 people.

“Broad City” comedians discuss Judaism, TV success during A&O, Hillel fall speaker event

November 20, 2015

Northwestern adds four ‘green’ vehicles to fleet

November 17, 2015

YouTube musicians perform, take questions at CSA event

November 16, 2015
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