On the front lines
Northwestern researchers take on the fight against COVID-19
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Good Neighbor Racial Equity Fund: Support for underserved in Evanston
A portrait of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in song
Finally, the curtain goes up on theater during COVID
First Imagine U production during the pandemic puts safety at the forefront, telling the story of a boy who overcomes fears through his imagination and curiosity
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Powerful stories of wrongly convicted supports the push to abolish death penalty nationwide
Egg and sperm cell size evolved from competition
Criminal justice reform is call to action for Truman Scholar
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Campus Life
Powerful stories of wrongly convicted supports the push to abolish death penalty nationwide
In Conversations with the President, looking ahead
Northwestern’s role in overturning the Illinois death penalty observed
Student Experience
Northwestern holds midnight vaccine clinic to use expiring doses
Life amid the coronavirus
CIC welcomes nominations for undergraduates creating lasting campus change
Faculty Accolades
Four professors named Guggenheim fellows
Magdalena Osburn receives prestigious NSF CAREER Award
Historian Amy Stanley wins literary awards for 'Stranger in the Shogun's City'
Podcasts
Kidneys, COVID-19 and ACE2 connection
from Feinberg
Black men and prostate cancer
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Northwestern drug kills glioblastoma tumor cells
from Feinberg
From Northwestern Magazine
Winter 2021
Free to play
Kathryn Hahn rediscovers the relentless curiosity she first fostered at Northwestern
Winter 2021
Stretching the imagination
Pioneering professor John Rogers founded a new field of bioelectronics to improve human health
In the News
Four challenges companies need to grapple with after the way we work has changed forever
April 7, 2021 – Fortune
New long COVID-19 treatments borrow from brain rehab tactics
April 5, 2021 – Wall Street Journal
Who is hungry in America? The pandemic has changed the answer
March 31, 2021 – Christian Science Monitor
The taste for fermented food goes back a long way
March 23, 2021 – The Economist