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Demand for CAPS up 19 percent as search for third new counselor continues

November 26, 2013

Chicago organizers talk environmental justice at panel discussion

November 14, 2013
Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Evanston) speaks Wednesday at the Buffett Center at a Political Union event. Schakowsky answered questions about the flawed rollout of the Affordable Care Act and climate change at the event.

Schakowsky talks Obamacare, climate change at Political Union Q-and-A

November 7, 2013
Tomate Fresh Kitchen, 914 1/2 Noyes St., has had a steady stream of customers since it opened Oct. 31. The new business filled the storefront left vacant by Ice & A Slice, which went out of business last spring.

Latin kitchen draws crowds in opening week

November 6, 2013
Peter Singer, a professor of bioethics at Princeton University, speaks about effective altruism on Wednesday night in Harris Hall. Singer's lecture was hosted by the Buffett Center as part of One Book One Northwestern's yearlong programming.

Princeton professor Peter Singer packs Harris Hall for altruism talk

October 30, 2013
Some residents of the Noyes Street area have told Northwestern administrators that students are making noise late at night. Officials offered mild fall weather and efforts to encourage students to walk in groups as potential reasons for the uptick in complaints.

Northwestern official warns students of Noyes Street complaints

October 27, 2013
Middlebury College Dean Shirley Collado speaks Tuesday night at the Women’s Center about inclusion within communities. Collado’s keynote kicked off the center’s 2013-14 programming schedule.

Middlebury dean calls for revamping of diversity efforts

October 22, 2013
5th Ward meeting highlights anti-crime efforts

5th Ward meeting highlights anti-crime efforts

October 18, 2013

Evanston Mental Health board discusses proposed budget

October 11, 2013
Johns Hopkins University Prof. Kay Redfield Jamison speaks Monday at Cahn Auditorium. Jamison talked to a crowd made up of primarily Panhellenic Association women about her experience with bipolar disorder.

Johns Hopkins prof shares experience with bipolar disorder

October 7, 2013

Constitutional design colloquium brings together experts on Muslim world

October 3, 2013

Citations for underage alcohol sales amended for World of Beer, Farmhouse Evanston

October 2, 2013
Jordan Burnham, from Active Minds’ Speakers Bureau, tells new students about his depression and suicide attempt. He urged students on Sunday night to continue a conversation on mental health.

New mental health Essential NU opens dialogue, explains resources

September 23, 2013

Study: Nearly 1 million Americans could leave labor force under ACA

August 1, 2013

Updated: 3 Northwestern students involved in new mumps cases, health officials say

July 1, 2013

IDPH: No new cases of mumps since initial patient on Evanston campus

June 28, 2013
Prior to undergoing renovations, Kafein was a popular spot for Northwestern students. The vintage cafe reopened June 14.

Kafein reopens after renovations, founder’s death

June 24, 2013
Northwestern University in Qatar released the preliminary results of a media use survey in the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday. The survey was conducted over six months and polled more than 10,000 people in eight countries.

Updated: NU-Q study shows divisions over Web freedom in Middle East, North Africa

June 19, 2013
Northwestern University in Qatar released the preliminary results of a media use survey in the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday. The survey was conducted over six months and polled more than 10,000 people in eight countries.

Updated: NU-Q study shows divisions over Web freedom in Middle East, North Africa

June 18, 2013

Second stage to bolster Dillo Day programming

May 30, 2013

Mariachi Northwestern wows in 1st annual spring variety show

May 27, 2013
Weinberg senior Noah Charles speaks Tuesday afternoon at the People’s Gathering on the lawn by The Rock. Spearheaded by about 20 students, the event aimed to demonstrate the use of public space for positive change.

People’s Gathering discusses race, diversity problems on campus

May 21, 2013
Patricia Telles-Irvin, Northwestern's vice president for student affairs, speaks Sunday afternoon about some of the issues that prevent people from seeking counseling. The panel was sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Social stigma panel explores intersection of race, mental health

May 19, 2013
Weinberg freshman Clayton Reynolds recalls his experiences in rural Nebraska during a Mayfest event Sunday evening. Four other students also shared stories at The THREAD, one of several events Mayfest has organized in the lead-up to Dillo Day.

Students share Northwestern memories at Mayfest event

May 12, 2013
Weinberg sophomores Erin Quick (left) and Linzy Wagner (right) hold the banner during the Take Back the Night rally on Thursday. The event was held by College Feminists, Sexual Health and Assault Peer Educators, and Men Against Rape and Sexual Assault.

Take Back the Night Rally attracts audience, gives a voice to issue of sexual violence

April 25, 2013
Weinberg junior Mark Silberg presents possible Spring Quarter themes at a group meeting. SEED focuses on service and environmental advocacy.

New SEED presidents Mark Silberg, Chelsea Corbin turn toward the future

April 16, 2013

Northwestern Students for Life sees increased attendance

April 8, 2013
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