Northwestern’s new executive health director comes from a background of medical administration and passion for his patients.
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The 43rd Northwestern University Dance Marathon (NUDM), one of the largest entirely student-run philanthropies in the nation, will take place in just a few short days on March 3-5.Northwestern undergraduate students will gather in a giant tent outside the Norris University Center to dance for 30 hours straight to benefit this year’s beneficiaries, GiGi’s Playhouse and the Evanston Community Foundation.
Heard of Safe Ride, but aren’t quite sure what it is or how to use it? Here’s what to do and expect when you’re using Safe Ride.
The Office of Student Organizations and Activities welcomed more than 500 students to its annual Winter Organization Fair shortly after the start of the winter quarter. Organization fairs take place each fall and winter quarter of the academic year to engage new and continuing students with the broad range of student groups and activities available at Northwestern.
CAPS is committed to showing support for students, standing against discrimination and oppression in any forms. Here are some simple ways you can take care of yourself and destress in the current political climate.
Let’s play a game. What’s the first thing you think of when I say “romance”? I know what you’re thinking. Norris Center at Northwestern University! That’s what I was thinking too. Nothing makes the sparks fly more than a nice cup o’ joe from Norris Starbucks and stunning views of University Library. Is there a better place in the world to celebrate Valentine’s Day?
Nominated for their significant contributions to student life, Wildcat Impact Award winners exemplify the values of Student Affairs in their work.
Winter is hard. We know that and we’ve got your back with a list of helpful winter tips and tricks to get you through. They’re sure to come in handy at some point or another!
Black History Month celebrations and reflections include campus-wide and identity-based discussions and performances. Harambee kicks of the month of programming January 27.
Deering Days and Norris Center Programming are hosting Jan Jam for the second year! Come to Norris on Sunday, January 29 from 1:00–6:00 p.m. for some fun and relaxing activities, including free food, giveaways, and horse drawn carriage rides!