About 40 students gathered in the Jacobs Center on Thursday night for “Is China Part of Google Earth?” a discussion led by Prof. Daniel Spulber about censorship in China and the recent hack of Google Inc.’s Chinese operating systems.
After the NU student was found dead in her Foster-Walker Complex room Monday, members of the University community, family and friends are mourning her loss.
John Park, a Weinberg junior and member of Northwestern a cappella group Purple Haze, was voted off the show after singing his way past thousands of other competitors to become one of 20 finalists.
Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloohas made the leap from student film to full-length features. Wojtowicz-Vosloo moved from her home in Poland to New York City to attend New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.
Prof. Stephen Kinzer, whose uncertain employment status last spring prompted student, faculty and alumni outcry, will leave Northwestern at the end of Winter Quarter.
A program designed to catch illegal workers has made waves in Illinois and at Northwestern, where all staff, including tenured faculty, must have their work eligibility tested.
Benoit Denizet-Lewis (Medill ’97) was once a frat boy who feigned heterosexuality for two years and barely scraped by with a 3.0 GPA. Fourteen years later his pieces on addiction, sexuality and Perez Hilton have earned him three book deals and two professorial gigs in Boston.
Unpredictable weather presents a challenge for groundskeeping professionals at Northwestern and in Evanston.
The 2010 GlobeMed Global Health Summit began Thursday, marking the start of a three-day conference to strengthen a national movement for global health equity.
Tricks, trumps, bids and contracts. On Sunday nights these familiar words take on new meaning for the members of Bridge Club, which meets at 7 p.m. in the commuter lounge of Norris University Center at for a game more popular among senior citizens.
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