No one likes the stress that comes with finals, but everyone loves miniature horses, free food, and late night breakfasts, right? Norris is offering exam relief activities that range from massages to Whole Foods gift card giveaways!
Month: November 2016
Norris is offering winter sports equipment rentals at a discounted break for all of winter break! Explore the outdoors with a deal your wallet can handle!
Romance novels. Lots of pages from romance novels. That’s the medium for Carrie Schumacher’s Build Her a Myth, the current exhibit at Dittmar Gallery in Norris Center. But her creation is not what you would expect. Schumacher used the pages to create life-sized (and some mini-sized) dresses, showcased on mannequins, to “examine the demands that feminine culture places upon women,” particularly at the intersection of fashion and romance.
Build Her a Myth is on display through Sunday, December 4. Read more to see video of the exhibit.
The Two-Spirit event, featured in Northwestern’s celebration of Native American Heritage Month, will open up an opportunity for students to explore the Native American identity through a workshop hosted by multidisciplinary Grammy winner Ty Defoe.
For students with little to no research experience, the Undergraduate Research Assistant Program is a great way to get involved with exciting research opportunities.
Holiday craft fun! Come and make crafts from over 50 DIY gift projects. You can personalize bowls or mugs, create ornaments, make jewelry, cards, and more!
Movember evokes images of artfully styled mustaches, and overgrown beards for the sake of raising awareness for men’s health. Channeling that same mustached spirit, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and Center for Awareness, Response, and Education (CARE) are collaborating to give Movember a bit of a different spin. Everyone is still encouraged to grow out their ‘staches and beards in No-Shave November fashion, but Northwestern’s Movember strives to raise awareness for men’s wellness and mental health.
Join Northwestern in celebrating Native American Heritage Month this November with events that range from film festivals to commemorations. Because of Northwestern’s unique tie to Native American history, it is vital for students to learn and experience aspects of Native American culture.
Education and visibility lead in Northwestern’s Queer and Trans* Empowerment month.
Multicultural Students Affairs coordinated the month of events, led by assistant director Jordan “JT” Turner.
Student Affairs welcomes new staff who joined the division this summer and fall. Check out their photos and departments below and say “hello” next time you see them!