‘We Will’ Campaign tops $6 billion
Initiative capped with $480 million gift from Ryan family
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Northwestern scientists explore impacts of genomic variation in disease in NIH project
A new, race-free approach to diagnosing kidney diseases
Students return with cheer: ‘I’m excited to meet new people!’
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The Patrick and Shirley Ryan Family makes new $480 million gift, the largest gift in Northwestern’s history, providing capstone to $6 billion ‘We Will’ Campaign
Winged microchip is smallest-ever human-made flying structure
Introducing Northwestern’s record-breaking Class of 2025
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The pandemic actually helped bring Americans together — briefly
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Surfacing long-term solutions to future generations’ global challenges
from Inside Higher Ed
The job of a university president is tougher than ever
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Students return with cheer: ‘I’m excited to meet new people!’
President Schapiro: Make your ‘bucket list’
Block Museum marks 40th anniversary by asking ‘Who Says, Who Shows, What Counts?’
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Students return with cheer: ‘I’m excited to meet new people!’
Introducing Northwestern’s record-breaking Class of 2025
Doubling down on Wildcat Welcome this year
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Spring 2021
How do people make change?
Northwestern experts share the keys to effective social movements
Spring 2021
Breaking new waves
Gwenna “GiGi” Gainer Lucas left her corporate job to take up surfing and expand access to the sport
In the News
Reimagining the face-to-face encounter in the time of COVID
September 6, 2021 – CBC
Finding a globe’s worth of art treasures close to home
September 2, 2021 – The New York Times
Parents are cool, even if we don’t always feel like it
August 23, 2021 – Los Angeles Times
The U.S. could be on the verge of a productivity boom, a game-changer for the economy
August 18, 2021 – Washington Post