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McCormick Foundation Center. Boye’s talk Wednesday discussed the history of Northwestern’s almost 100-year-old journalism program.

A year before Medill’s centennial, prof. talks history of NU journalism

February 5, 2020

Medill prof. Roger Boye spoke to students and faculty Wednesday in the McCormick Foundation Center about the history of the journalism school. Boye’s talk, “Medill’s (Almost) 100 Years in 100...

Chicago homicide rate decreases for 3rd straight year

Chicago homicide rate decreases for 3rd straight year

January 29, 2020

The number of people killed in Chicago dropped from 567 in 2018 to 492 in 2019, marking a 13 percent decrease and the third year in a row where homicides have declined in Chicago.  The drop in homicides...

University President Morton Schapiro speaks to parents and families. Schapiro published an editorial in the Chicago Tribune regarding Jeff Sessions visit to campus.

President Morton Schapiro describes Jeff Sessions’ visit as a ‘missed opportunity’ in Chicago Tribune column

November 15, 2019

In a Chicago Tribune column, University President Morton Schapiro described former Attorney General Jeff Session's invitation to speak on campus by Northwestern University College Republicans as “a missed...

Josh Noel speaks about his book on craft beer at the Evanston History Center on Thursday.

Hold my beer: Tribune journalist Josh Noel presents book on craft beer

November 8, 2019

Josh Noel, a beer and travel journalist for the Chicago Tribune, cracked open a cold one with a packed audience during his presentation about his latest book on craft beer. The book, “Barrel-Aged...

Illinois House approves bill for Senate to phase out cancer-causing ethylene oxide

November 3, 2019

The Illinois House on Wednesday approved a bill for the Senate that would require the phaseout of cancer-causing ethylene oxide. The gas, which is primarily used to make other chemicals or as a pesticide...

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