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Creating a new program of studies is easier said than done

Asian American studies is relatively new, Latino Studies is newer, and Islamic Studies has yet to be approved.

Taking a ride with Wildcat Express Delivery

How the student-run food delivery service came to be.

Getting the facts about The Shmaily … sort of

Find out what keeps these three seniors satirizing for The Shmaily.

Commuter students enjoy a unique Northwestern experience

For some students, a completely independent lifestyle is just an El ride away — every day.

Should the Pill be offered over the counter?

Doctors and advocates are debating whether or not women need a prescription to obtain the Pill.

Q&A with GlobeMed on the cause behind the Get Down

A Q&A with the campaign coordinator of GlobeMed, which is hosting a dance party this weekend to raise funds for a health center in Ghana.

Invasion of Privacy: Texts at Unicorn Cafe

In this week’s Invasion of Privacy, we stopped by Unicorn Cafe and asked people for the last text message they received.

ASG candidates play the waiting game

By Wednesday evening, campaigning is taking its toll.
“I’ve only had 40 minutes of naps since 6 a.m. yesterday,” says vice presidential candidate Tommy Smithburg.
But for the Weinberg junior, tired does not mean defeated.
“We’re feeling strong,” Smithburg says. “We’ve got a lot of support on campus.”
“I’m sure it’s a very close race though. Nothing’s sealed and [...]

Hey Northwestern, what music are you listening to?

In this week’s installment of Invasion of Privacy, we find out what all those kids with headphones are playing.

At the NU Boxing Club, students hit more than the books

Only a few blocks from Northwestern, students throw punches in the competitive boxing ring.

Albanian and Serbian students reflect on conflict in Kosovo

Serbian- and Albanian-American students talk about the conflict that is tearing their homeland apart.

Invasion of Privacy: Dance Marathon office

Curious as what those DM exec board members are writing about? Well, wonder no longer.

Gone in a flash, these mobs break up day-to-day routine

Internet-organized flash mobs try to break up day-to-day life with spontaneity

Pressure Billiards & Cafe, an alternative to Evanston’s bar scene

A Rogers Park establishment that’s part bar, part cafe, part pool hall and part comedy club.

Northwestern around the country (and the world)

Take a closer look at the “other” Northwesterns.

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