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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

Students enjoyed chicken skewers, broccoli and fried rice noodles while they worked on guided discussion prompts after the talk.

One Book One Northwestern hosts Helen Cho for talk on Korean diaspora

February 29, 2024

Asian American studies Prof. Helen Cho gave a talk in partnership with One Book One Northwestern in the Dittmar Gallery at Norris University Center Wednesday evening. The talk, titled “Swept Up in...

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The Best of Distros: 12 classes you should consider to fulfill your degree requirements

August 12, 2022

Still trying to figure out what to take in the fall, or perhaps an easy way to breeze through distribution requirements? Or maybe you’re trying to plan out all of your undergraduate courses until you...

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MSA Queer Book Club, APIDA Book of the Quarter to hold discussions in winter

February 1, 2022

Cozying up with a novel is often a luxury for Northwestern students, as finding free time can be difficult amid a busy quarter system.  Book Clubs and Reading Series, a NU Multicultural Student Affairs...

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Caregiver faculty, students reflect on University childcare aid, voice concerns around return to in-person work

May 28, 2021

For much of the past year, Asian American and African American Studies Prof. Nitasha Tamar Sharma said she felt like she failed her son. While her daughter has managed to independently finish fourth...

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Activists and scholars imagine a world without police and prisons at “Abolitionist Futures” speaker event

May 6, 2021

On the sixth anniversary of Chicago’s reparations ordinance, local activists and scholars discussed police abolition, collective approaches to community organizing and healing from state violence in...

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