Gravitational-wave detections double with new catalog
March 11, 2026
New crop includes heaviest, most lopsided and fastest-spinning black hole binaries
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Things to at NU: March 11 to 17
March 10, 2026
See Danceworks, cheer on lacrosse and visit The Living Room
Subway systems are uncomfortably hot — and worsening
March 10, 2026
Analysis of more than 85,000 social posts reveals rising thermal discomfort and how it affects people
Northwestern Engineering launches a new major in AI
March 9, 2026 – McCormick
It is the first offering of McCormick’s new bachelor of science in engineering degree
Teenage brains aren’t broken, they’re ready to flourish
March 6, 2026
Leaders of new institute for adolescent mental health on how we embrace developing brains
These robots are born to run — and never die
March 6, 2026
AI-designed metamachines run in the wild, recover from damage and transform into new shapes
Pioneer in infectious disease genetics wins 2026 Mechthild Esser Nemmers Prize
March 5, 2026 – Feinberg
Jean-Laurent Casanova discovered the rare and common genetic causes of more than 20 severe infections
A brighter night sky could damage health and well-being
March 4, 2026
Northwestern sleep experts warn proposed satellites could dramatically increase harmful light pollution
Northwestern Law honors Costa Rican judge for his commitment to migrant rights
March 3, 2026
Fernando Cruz Castro has been named Global Jurist of the Year
Things to do at NU: March 4 to 10
March 2, 2026
Cheer on baseball, see an award-winning documentary and enjoy a comedy show