Weinberg College
of Arts & Sciences

Classroom discussions spill over at the dinner table for three brothers enrolled in Professor Barry Wimpfheimer's "Reading the Talmud" seminar

A $390,000 Luce grant will advance Elizabeth Shakman Hurd’s research on the intersection of U.S. diplomatic history, American religion and foreign policy

Six exemplary employees are honored at the 2015 Staff Appreciation luncheon

A four-member team, composed entirely of Weinberg students, qualifies for the national competition

Alumni encourage Weinberg students to consider the rewards of international careers

Weinberg College graduates find success and opportunities in the business world

Trevor Nelson ’00 applies the skills he gained as a political science major to drive the growth of branded consumer companies

The English professor is honored for her book "The Accommodated Animal: Cosmopolity in Shakespearean Locales"

A new research workshop spotlights environmental issues through public lectures, readings, talks and more

Conference inspires young women from across the country to pursue graduate work in math

Two English professors lead a new course exploring the Bard’s extensive global reach

An arts and sciences degree offers unique value in the healthcare field, alumni say

The College's Staff Advisory Board hosts a full slate of summer events

Northwestern artists will play a prominent role at the prestigious Istanbul Biennial in September

Associate Professor of Instruction Bill Savage tackles one of Chicago’s most heated debates: does ketchup belong on a hot dog?

Professor Jennifer Lackey heads to Stateville Correctional Center to teach inmates a course on values

Hundreds of students are pursuing unpaid professional internships this summer with the help of grants of $3,000 or more

Jordan Wilimovsky '16 is aiming for a spot on the 2016 U.S. Olympic swim team

Professional linkage seminars help students connect their academic experiences to real-world issues

Sheri Phillips Prentiss ’89 delivers poignant speech at Convocation

Anthropologist Shalini Shankar could fill a dictionary with her insights into the world of champion spellers

E. Leroy Hall Award winner Daniel Galvin shares his approach to teaching undergraduates

The redesigned magazine takes the top prize in the international CASE competition

Seniors Alex Miles and Arjun Vellayappan reflect on their national debate championship

The changes include new titles, longer contracts and a clearly defined ladder of promotion

Transnational literary research is flourishing within the College's Department of English

An advanced-level course allows students to combine experiential learning and supervised research in Germany’s second-largest city

NUVC student director Michael Krakaris ’16 showcases entrepreneurship at Northwestestern

For more than two decades, Northwestern’s L.A.B.S. program has brought the joys of science discovery to local children

Research suggests that students who don’t use devices in the classroom outperform those who do

A coordinated effort led by Professor E. Patrick Johnson celebrates the artistic ventures of African-Americans

Faculty share their scholarship with staff at the lunchtime seminar series

The Sept. 27 eclipse will be Chicagoans’ final chance to watch the moon go dark until 2018

Foundation recognizes and supports outstanding work in math and theoretical physics

Course teaches students to become more educated consumers of information

A new website in honor of the late Kathryn Bosher celebrates the history of Greek and Roman drama in Chicago

A new exhibit at Deering Library showcases many of the oldest books at Northwestern

The recipients include Professor Yohanan Petrovksy-Shtern, who received the Jewish Book Council’s 2014 National Jewish Book Award in History

Art historian Alison Fisher Ph.D. ’14 explores the sweeping changes in American cities

The College will host a "mini-career" workshop on Jan. 8 to empower students to take charge of their careers

MacArthur Fellow Walter Kitundu uses art to celebrate world's splendor

Outstanding WCAS staff members are honored at the 2014 appreciation luncheon

MMSS students are using their skills to help police departments put a dent in crime

Thanks to its roster of heavy hitters, the Department of Art Theory and Practice is drawing major attention in the art world

The antimatter expert talks about his impending move to Northwestern, his groundbreaking work and his life outside the lab