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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


A table with rainbow flag decorations and flyers promoting several offices, including the women’s Center.

Despite difficulties accessing resources, inclusion-focused offices continue operating after websites purged

April 14, 2025

When Weinberg freshman Holly Simon first arrived on campus, the Rainbow Bonfire was one of the first places they formed friendships. From meeting another student when they lost their way to the Lakefill...

The Women’s Center website was replaced with a page stating the University is reviewing “policies and programs to ensure we meet all federal and state laws and requirements.”

Northwestern removes Women’s Center website amid Trump’s anti-DEI orders

March 4, 2025

Northwestern took down its Women’s Center website, adding to the list of University schools and departments that have removed traces of their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in light of the...

Kemi Alabi is Northwestern’s 2024-2025 Feminist in Residence.

Q&A: Feminist in Residence Kemi Alabi seeks to uplift Black queer and trans stories

February 11, 2025

Chicago writer Kemi Alabi, Northwestern’s current Feminist in Residence, is bringing their passion for Black reproductive justice work to Evanston. In 2020, NU’s Women’s Center introduced the...

Hobson poses with her artwork.

Q&A: Feminist-in-Residence Kyrin Hobson shares the inspiration behind her artwork

May 22, 2024

Northwestern’s Feminist-in-Residence and visual artist Kyrin Hobson’s artwork is a “great match” with the Women’s Center. After applying for the Feminist-in-Residence fellowship all the way from...

People around a table where two people are seated.

Sex Week returns to campus with a bang, destigmatizes sexuality

May 8, 2024

Amid the meal exchanges students held in their hands at the Norris University Center on Wednesday midday were some unfamiliar sights, ranging from phallic-shaped, glitter-covered candles to tie-dye sex...

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