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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


Northwestern recognizes Roberta Buffett Elliott (Weinberg ‘54) for her record-setting donation to the University. The younger sister of financier Warren Buffett gave more than $100 million toward a new Global Studies Institute.

Warren Buffett’s sister donates more than $100 million to Northwestern

January 28, 2015

When University President Morton Schapiro met with Roberta Buffett Elliott in December, he expected to discuss the estate of the 1954 Weinberg graduate. But as he and the younger sister of business...

University announces new vice president for facilities

January 25, 2015

John D’Angelo Jr. will be Northwestern's next vice president for facilities, the University announced Friday. D'Angelo will oversee the University's physical assets on its three campuses, including...

Northwestern receives $5.6 million gift to support history center

January 22, 2015

A Northwestern alumnus and his wife have donated $5.6 million to Northwestern as part of the "We Will" campaign, the University announced Wednesday. The gift from Nicholas Chabraja (Weinberg ’64,...

Alumna’s gift to support Deering renovation, athletic department

October 16, 2014

A Northwestern alumna has promised a significant donation to support University Library, undergraduate scholarships and the athletic department, the University announced Thursday. The donation is...

Northwestern marketing team researches University’s brand

September 18, 2014

A team of Northwestern representatives from various schools and departments are looking to partner with an advertising agency to develop a cohesive NU brand. “What we’re trying to do is gain a...

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