On the front lines
Northwestern researchers take on the fight against COVID-19
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Whisker simulation gives insight into mammals’ sense of touch
Natasha Trethewey on her ‘deepest wound’
How art holds us through crisis
Curated by grad student Rikki Byrd, “Behold, Be Held” highlights what we might have taken for granted prior to the pandemic
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Support for school vaccination requirements edges up, but some resistance remains
At the intersection of art and science
Practicing restorative justice at Northwestern
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Practicing restorative justice at Northwestern
Celebrate 50 years of gospel with the Northwestern Community Ensemble
Fueling religious life with radical hospitality
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Fueling religious life with radical hospitality
Northwestern students honor high school teachers who helped them find their passion
Northwestern entrepreneurs celebrate UN World Creativity and Innovation Day
Faculty Accolades
Five honored with University Teaching Awards
Three Weinberg College faculty elected to National Academy of Sciences
Faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Kidneys, COVID-19 and ACE2 connection
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Black men and prostate cancer
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Northwestern drug kills glioblastoma tumor cells
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From Northwestern Magazine
Spring 2021
Breaking new waves
Gwenna “GiGi” Gainer Lucas left her corporate job to take up surfing and expand access to the sport
Winter 2021
Stretching the imagination
Pioneering professor John Rogers founded a new field of bioelectronics to improve human health
In the News
‘Cave syndrome’ keeps the vaccinated in social isolation
May 3, 2021 – Scientific American
Five takeaways from the new food allergy law
April 26, 2021 – The New York Times
For companies trying to diversify their workforces, good data might be key
April 19, 2021 – Marketplace
What’s really in your water?
April 18, 2021 – Scientific American