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The $200,000 prize will be awarded to an individual whose work demonstrates lasting significance.

The new center, funded by a $1.5 million grant from the Mellon Foundation, will develop new scholarship, projects and programming

Driven by an analysis of user patterns, the redesigned site aims to meet the needs of its audience

Weinberg College passes the $250 million mark in the University’s historic fundraising campaign

The Kaplan Institute’s yearlong series explores debt from a variety of humanistic perspectives

Bio&ChemEXCEL program helps position incoming science students for academic success

The Department of Linguistics celebrates its 50th year with a look into the future

A panel of experts gives some (pretty dispiriting) advice to a generation that will come of age as automation does.

Assistant Professor of English Kelly Wisecup advances Northwestern’s work in Indigenous Studies

Findings could lead to therapies that delay puberty and prolong fertility

First-year seminars explore intriguing topics and the Northwestern mindscape

Economist Jeffrey Ely’s mathematical formula takes into account “expectations, uncertainty, belief and time”

A message from Dean Adrian Randolph

Three years in, the youth-led movement has the power to transform the left.

Professor Bill Savage takes readers into the sights and sounds of Wrigley Field

Events aim to help participants enjoy Lake Michigan and increase everyday happiness

Professor Jeffrey Masten’s new book explores the dynamic relationship between sexuality and language

Northwestern University’s Physics and Astronomy Department is rising in impact and visibility

With a new director and new home at Weinberg College, the Holocaust Educational Foundation looks to further its reach

Why didn't past droughts spell famine?

New study reveals that even before infants can talk, language shapes their cognition

IPR political scientist James Druckman reveals how presidents manipulate public opinion

Convocation speaker Paula Pretlow ’77 challenges graduates to make life count

Writer Hector Tobar brings his inspired stories to the Latina and Latino Studies Program's Spring Symposium

New faculty advance Weinberg College’s interdisciplinary strategy

TEACHx 2016 showcases the innovative use of tech-driven pedagogical tools

The College bestows teaching awards on scholars for their excellence in the classroom

A new grant program encourages professors to explore new directions in research

Dean Adrian Randolph's "Touching Objects” is honored by the American Association for Italian Studies

“Persistence is important in science and life,” the award-winning neuroscientist says

Retiring staff members Paula Blaskovits and Hannah Maendel share their favorite memories of working for the College

The Grammy-nominated artist explores music and Hasidic Judaism in a talk and concert on campus

New Video Conferencing Service Connects Faculty, Students and Staff

Captivated by Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Weinberg College freshman Luke Peterson pens an original blues composition that underscores literature’s power to ignite creativity

Four alumni share how and why they decided to enter the legal profession

Associate Professor Barry Wimpfheimer becomes Weinberg’s first professor to offer a MOOC

Northwestern’s Faculty-in-Residence program is set to double in size for the 2016-2017 academic year

Alumni entrepreneurs define the skills and mindset necessary to ride in the startup lane

The Posner Fellowship Program continues to propel student's career path

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In his latest book, noted Northwestern University economist Robert J. Gordon investigates the declining pace of American growth and what it means for the nation’s future

Circumnavigator Grant winner Tara Mittelberg ’17 will travel the world this summer to research food security

Art historian Krista Thompson’s new book Shine wins the premiere award from the College Art Association