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Northwestern University professors from politics, law, business and more are available to discuss the upcoming presidential debate on Sept. 29, as well as how the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will impact the final weeks of the election.
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Browse faculty who can speak knowledgeably about social movements and protests, health disparities, the value of diversity in the workplace and more.
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Theory predicts how animals' sensing organs -- ears, noses and eyes -- move while searching for something vital to their lives, such as food or mates.

Men with metastatic, hormone-resistant prostate cancer, who were treated based on the genetic makeup of their cancer, survived significantly longer than those treated with traditional hormone treatments, according to a large, international phase 3 clinical trial co-led by investigators from Northwestern Medicine.

The discrepancy in perception among white Americans shows a far more optimistic view of the racial progress that has been made since the 1960s, according to a new study by Ivy Onyeador.

Justice RBG was an American icon
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Northwestern University scholars can speak to the medical, public health and economic angles of the coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic.
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Find experts available to comment on presidential politics - from economic policy to the COVID-19 federal response and more.
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As wildfires break historic records along the West Coast and Hurricane Sally pummels the Gulf Coast, Northwestern University professors discuss how political polarization impacts public opinion around the crises and what governments can do in response.
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The erosion of trust has implications for whether Americans’ intend to take a COVID-19 vaccine when it’s available. Just under 6 in 10 people surveyed (59%) said they would get a COVID-19 vaccination, a seven-point decline from late July (66%).