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Winter mental health amid Covid-19
October 12, 2020
Winter is known to present numerous mental health challenges and amid Covid-19, it will prove to be even more challenging than normal, Northwestern Medicine psychiatrists predict. African-Americans will likely be impacted the most.
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Nobel Peace Prize: ‘Food insecurity is integral to a stable community’
October 9, 2020
Northwestern University professor Sera Young, a global expert on food and water insecurity, is available to comment on the impact of hunger in today’s world.
Northwestern professors available on domestic terrorism, 25th Amendment
October 9, 2020
Historian Kevin Boyle teaches and writes about political extremism in the 20th century.
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Survey shows why 2020’s ‘Election Day’ might turn into ‘Election Week’
October 9, 2020
A new survey indicates why Americans might see President Trump ahead at the end of election night on Nov. 3, but then see Biden pull ahead and declared the winner by the end the week.
Wirtz Center announces online subscription package for fall
October 8, 2020
The three-play series includes a reading of Alice Childress’s civil rights era drama “Wine in the Wilderness,” an experimental adaptation of “Antigone” and an evening of student-created multidisciplinary works responding to the current moment.
New presidential election forecast runs hourly predictions
October 7, 2020
With this level of precision, the election forecast shows how single events, such as debates or tweets, might affect the potential outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
Liberating History: Block Museum celebrates Arab women filmmakers Oct. 8 to 30
October 6, 2020
Moving across languages, national borders and cinematic styles, the wide spectrum of feminist filmmaking by women from the Middle East and North Africa is largely unknown in the United States.
Zoom VP debate watch party with Northwestern students, presidential rhetoric expert
October 6, 2020
Northwestern University undergraduate students will take part in a vice presidential debate watch party on Zoom Wednesday night with leading expert on presidential rhetoric and debate Professor David Zarefsky.
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Third major gift of Steichen photographs broadens Block Museum teaching collection
October 6, 2020
Northwestern University’s Block Museum of Art has acquired 41 silver gelatin and platinum prints by renowned American artist Edward Steichen from collectors Richard and Jackie Hollander.
VP debate takes on greater importance this election cycle, professor says
October 5, 2020
Northwestern University professors from politics, history, business, African American studies and law are available to discuss key issues on the table for the upcoming vice-presidential debate on Oct. 7, including the handling of the pandemic and stalled economic recovery, the general age and health of the presidential candidates, and issues of race and gender.
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