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Scientists Sir Fraser Stoddart, Chad Mirkin and Yonggang Huang are honored for their achievements

Mitochondrial stress enhances resilience, protects aging cells and delays risk for disease

The surge in public engagement since the 2016 presidential election is a vital sign of democracy, ACLU national legal director David Cole says

Slavery scholar Leslie Harris examines the stunning contradiction at the heart of American history.

An interivew with circadian scientist Fred Turek.

Professor Pamela Bannos offers a "counterpoint, a counternarrative, and a corrective to the public depiction of Vivian Maier."

An eight-day trip to the island brings lessons home for students studying race and indigeneity in the Pacific

Actor, author and activist Diane Guerrero visits Northwestern to share her family’s story of immigration and deportation

The humanities hub becomes the first Northwestern building to achieve LEED Platinum status

Psychology Professor Dan McAdams explains what dominant chimpanzees and Donald Trump have in common

"This is the time to figure out who you want to be," sportscaster David Revsine '91 says

The resurgence of racialized politics will be among the topics to be addressed

A message to the Weinberg College community from Dean Adrian Randolph in response to the events in Charlottesville, Va.

Northwestern astronomers prepare for rare astronomical event

Study reveals that half of matter around us likely comes from far-flung galaxies

Model offers neutral way to evaluate societal costs, benefits

Political scientist Edward Gibson gains international renown for his research on authoritarianism within democratic states

DNA strands in materials act like traffic signals to start, stop cell activity or regenerate tissue

Million-dollar gift will support Northwestern’s modern and contemporary art program

Nanotechnology pioneer one of 65 members honored for outstanding achievements in science

Study shows how bodies “remember” experiences that increase risk for inflammation-related diseases

Northwestern President Morton Schapiro and Professor Gary Saul Morson team up to publish "Cents and Sensibility: What Economics Can Learn from the Humanities"

“Drug discovery needs to get back to nature, and molds are a gold mine for new drugs,” Weinberg College chemical biologist Neil Kelleher says

Novel material removes pollutant PFOA to levels far below EPA’s health advisory limit

Political scientist Wendy Pearlman’s new book tells the story of the Syrian conflict through the voices of those who have lived it

Dichtel one of two at Northwestern to be named a finalist for Blavatnik National Award

Weinberg College scientists part of international team confirming population of black holes

Twelve College professors and graduate students are honored for their excellence in the classroom

Literary translation is a powerful antidote to an "us-against-them" ethos

Nick Davis, Francesca Tataranni and Erin Waxenbaum are among the faculty honored for undergraduate teaching

"Be a part of the growth and capitalize on it," alumnae tell Northwestern students

Compelling new research projects get a boost through the College’s innovative grant program

“The sky’s the limit,” alumni tell students who are considering majoring in the humanities

Five Northwestern economists explain their work through everyday ideas, events and objects

The new major is a response to students' increasing interest in international health issues

In a new book, professor of instruction Renee Engeln argues that the cultural emphasis on appearance is distracting girls and women from more important goals.

2017 Priestly Award winner Tobin Marks recounts a “life intertwined with chemistry”

Art Theory & Practice Professor Michael Rakowitz’s inspired recreation of the historic Iraqi sculpture will grace London’s Trafalgar Square beginning in 2018

Weinberg College economists will work side-by-side with management scholars in the Kellogg School’s new global hub

Organic chemist develops new nanomaterials for biomedical applications

First hard proof for a critical theory of how planets in our solar system behave in orbit

Original cast member Anthony Ramos visits campus to discuss the man — and the musical

Four young alumni return to campus to discuss the transition from student to working professional

Award-winning author visits Northwestern for a candid discussion about contemporary times

After receiving a key to the city, chemist and Nobel Laureate Sir Fraser Stoddart responds with a gift of his own.

Over the past 25 years, the political scientist has examined warfare in the heart of Africa

The faculty members — Loubna El Amine, Haydon Cherry, Jeffrey Masten and Rachel Zuckert — will use the grants to pursue a variety of research projects

Political scientist Thomas Ogorzalek discusses the geopolitical dynamics underlying the 2016 election.

The list names 30 researchers, including 11 from Weinberg College.

Northwestern University scientists Thomas J. Meade and Joseph R. Moskal have been named 2017 Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors.