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Football players jog across the football field. Prof. James Druckman spoke Monday afternoon in Chambers Hall about a recent paper he co-authored which utilizes college athletics as a case study for how identity and social interaction affect opinions on policy change.

College sports show interactions with people from other backgrounds affects policy attitudes, professor suggests

January 6, 2020

Guest Column: Protecting students and ensuring justice on campus

Guest Column: Protecting students and ensuring justice on campus

February 11, 2014

Professor highlights sexuality of Mexican immigrants in talk

Mollie Cahillane, Reporter

October 24, 2013

A talk by a Northwestern professor on Wednesday touched upon two hotbed issues at once: immigration and sexuality. Sociology and gender studies Prof. Hector Carrillo spoke at an event titled “Intersecting Identities: Race...

Northwestern lawyer: Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action a ‘partial victory’

Patrick Svitek, Summer Editor

June 24, 2013

The Supreme Court's decision today to pass on a major ruling on affirmative action in college admissions is a "partial victory" for Northwestern and nine other schools that filed an amicus brief championing diversity in higher...