The Buffett Institute for Global Affairs hosted a panel on the current state of women’s rights in Afghanistan on Wednesday.
The event featured three prominent experts on women’s rights in Afghanistan...
The weekend brought many important developments: two Democratic candidates shockingly dropped their presidential bids, the coronavirus spread, and the Afghanistan Peace Talks held in Doha over a period...
It took me a little bit of time to decide whether or not I should write about this. I’m not a woman or a medical professional — and shouldn’t that disqualify me from ever approaching this issue?...
The king of Saudi Arabia, Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, died Friday at 90 after a reign of almost 10 years. He leaves behind a country where women do not have the right to drive and yet they outnumber men...
Northwestern women’s studies program co-founder Rae Moses’ colleagues remember her as a fighter with a heart of gold.
“She was a staunch feminist, but funny, generous, made everyone feel comfortable,...
As Jack Lausch (SESP ’25) signed to become a quarterback for Northwestern football, he kept another sport in the back of his mind.
“I always felt like if baseball is...
Local nonprofit Jens Jensen Gardens in Evanston has maintained and improved the Harley Clarke Mansion grounds since the organization was created in 2019. The mansion is scheduled...
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