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...

Northwestern researchers engineered a new drug-delivery system that cloaks chemotherapeutics as fat to deceive and destroy cancerous tumors. The drug disguises itself as fat molecules, and tumors welcome...

Over the course of their careers, many students and professors attend academic conferences, which can be spaces for networking, research and speaker panels. However, after examining almost 200 biology...

Neurobiologists at Northwestern directly tested how the brain processes short exposure to light and found that acute bursts of light do not interfere with the body’s circadian rhythms. The study...

Northwestern researchers have found evidence that a unique set of stereotypes can be applied to biracial Americans, one of the fastest-growing demographics in the country. The team published the study,...