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Samantha Anderer '24 grew up in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, and currently attends Northwestern University. At Northwestern, Samantha majors in journalism and environmental science and hopes to pursue a career in science journalism. She has previously served as both a writer and a web editor for the Daily Northwestern. Currently, Samantha is a freelance writer for the Journal of the American Medical Association, where she covers medical news for clinicians.
This Medical News article discusses a new report on labor and delivery department closures in the rural US as well as potential financial and workforce solutions.
This Medical News article discusses research on health information being shared on the social media platform.
This Medical News article discusses new recommendations to maximize the benefits and minimize the harms of the social media platforms, including suggestions for research and clinician training.
This Medical News article discusses an intervention that uses empathy to address vaccine hesitancy in the clinic.
As Nathan Wright walks along the rocky shores of Little Traverse Bay, it's clear that he belongs there. A member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, Wright's ancestors have cultivated the landscape of what is now Harbor Springs, Michigan for generations. His tranquility radiates outward among the trees and birds.
Frances Willard holds an important place in history for her role as an educator, prohibitionist and suffragette. Evanston residents claim her as one of their most famous residents. On this episode of NU Declassified: Names You Need to Know, we dive into Frances Willard's contributions to progressive movements and her connection to Northwestern.
Robert McCormick’s name can be found all over Northwestern’s campus and Evanston. From buildings, to street signs, to entire undergraduate colleges, it can be found everywhere. This episode of NU Declassified: Names You Need to Know covers Robert McCormick and his history with Northwestern.
Northwestern boasts the Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications, but do you know the story behind its namesake? Joseph Medill was a publisher of the Chicago Tribune, mayor of Chicago, and staunch abolitionist. Press play to hear more about who Medill was and the legacy he left behind.
To provide residents with an immersive outdoor art experience, Canal Shores Golf Course is hosting Winter Wonderland, a nature art display across the golf course's 18 holes through the end of the month. Visitors can trek through snow to view around 40 pieces of art. Canal Shores, in partnership with Downtown Evanston and Evanston Made,...
Northwestern Peer Advisers are currently planning Wildcat Welcome for the class of 2025. For first-year Peer Advisers, they are planning for a partially in-person orientation they have never experienced themselves. Following a decline in on-campus COVID-19 cases and the introduction of a vaccination requirement for the fall, New Student Experience is planning for Wildcat Welcome...