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La comunidad de Northwestern se reunió para la segunda fiesta anual de Día de Los Muertos, organizada por MariachiNU.
With the 119th Congress arriving in Washington, D.C. in January, Pritzker School of Law alum and U.S. Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (Pritzker '13) (D-Va.) began his first term in the U.S. House of Representatives. He previously served in Virginia's House of Delegates, the state's lower legislative chamber, before moving to the Senate of Virginia in 2024....
Dr. Daniel Wozniczka's (Weinberg '10) career has taken him to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service trainee, the chambers of Congress as a whistleblower and, most recently, back to his alma mater. Wozniczka testified before a 2022 congressional committee investigating "the lost month" - what many in the CDC...
Northwestern’s first wheelchair basketball team tipped off this past weekend, marking a step toward more inclusive athletics on campus. NNN’s @mig_18._ spoke with the co-founders about growing the game and what comes next for the team.
Keeping with the name of this year's spring show, Dale Duro Latin Dance Company's "Mensajes de Amor" centered on all types of love - both among people and for Latin American culture. The show took place May 2 and 3 and boasted an array of performances from different countries and genres, including salsa, bachata and...
Alexandria, VA – Entrepreneur and Marine Corps Partnerships Head Timothy Gick has helped head six different startups. Now, he’s bringing his A-game to his own startup, a game called Mission Match. This colorful card deck puts a U.S. military-themed spin on your typical memory game. As players match up pairs, they score ‘‘mission cards,” each themed after a different branch of the Armed Forces.
Alexandria, VA – Picking the outfit of the day is never an easy choice, but it became especially difficult for Angela Harris after she became legally blind almost six years ago. “Even if I had a certain color shirt, I still didn’t know what color it [really] was,” Harris said. “I would still have to go down the line feeling, ‘What is this? What is that?’”
At a time where many distracted themselves by looking down, maybe at a screen or a new bread recipe, fifth-year physics graduate student Imran Sultan's family decided to try looking up. "In the early months of the pandemic, I was staying with my family, and we decided to get a telescope," Sultan said.
With hand-drawn illustrations and parallel Spanish translation, "Fun Day With Misa" helps kids practice language while enjoying a playful story.
"LinkedIn Warriors" or Instagram Influencers? Student Creators Weigh the Differences By: Miguel Tsang Though she may be considered a "LinkedIn Warrior," Weinberg junior Julia Li does not ...