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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern


R.F. Kuang, wearing a light green button-up shirt, answers a question from Prof. Michelle Huang

Author R. F. Kuang talks writing, inspirations with NU AASP

February 23, 2025

New York Times bestselling author R.F. Kuang visited Harris Hall on Friday evening for a talk and Q&A session with English and Asian American Studies Prof. Michelle Huang, hosted by Northwestern's...

In the times that the University has asked students to more specifically self-identify their racial identity, data collection did not target the entire student body, according to a University spokesperson.

‘Fall through the cracks’: Lack of AAPI data disaggregation limits student resources

November 24, 2024

As a freshman, Medill junior Indra Dalaisaikhan tried to find other Mongolian American students at Northwestern. Her search was unsuccessful, in part, because there was no official information about...

Weinberg senior Lena Rhie examined the opinions of Asian American interest organizations on the topic of race-conscious admissions policies being overturned.

Asian American Studies Program students present projects at annual senior symposium

May 20, 2024

Community members gathered at Harris Hall to hear Asian American Studies Program students showcase their theses and capstone projects at the annual senior symposium Monday. A panel of four seniors presented...

Luna, Fozzie, Banksy and Josie are some of the pets that NU staff and faculty bring to work.

Staff and faculty pets bring comfort and community to campus

February 29, 2024

Psychology Prof. Ben Gorvine, the Southwest Area’s faculty-in-residence, said he hosts about seven events at Willard Hall every quarter. Usually, he brings a special guest: Josie, a rescue dog who lives...

“Palestine Lives” is the first of six guest lectures this quarter organized by the MENA Studies Program as part of its Palestine in Context series.

UCLA Prof. Nour Joudah speaks on generational survival of Palestinians for MENA speaker series

January 8, 2024

Nour Joudah said when she accepted an invitation to speak at Northwestern about Palestine in late November, she thought, in a “rare moment of optimism,” that she would be speaking after a ceasefire.  Joudah,...

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