Images of the disaster moved a Weinberg senior and others to action this week.
NU GlobeMed’s fundraiser will help pay for a nutrition program.
Students call for center for civic engagement to unite student groups.
The campus gets all political, even those who “<3 minorities.”
In the spirit of remembering Martin Luther King, Jr., a former U.S. Secretary of Labor encourages Northwestern students to actively voice their beliefs.
A former Clinton adviser told NU students that the Democrats have it made in 2008.
At a Rock rally and a Friday talk, students spoke out about the Jena Six.
A group of students supporting the “Jena Six” painted the rock Sunday night. Northwestern students were greeted Monday morning by a newly-black rock and people handing out flyers with information about the case and ways to get involved.
Activist Hector Aristizábal combined psychotherapy with theater, drumming and dance Thursday night in Fisk 217.
Pro-life activist Serrin Foster sought common ground in her speech, “The Feminist Case Against Abortion.”
Burned and raped eighteen years ago in Guatemala, American nun Dianna Ortiz talked Thursday night about fighting torture.
Wildlife activist Debbie Miller argued Thursday that we need to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
NUDAC argued Wednesday night that NU should use its financial weight to help stop the Darfur genocide.
What if America had cared about past sports controversies as much as they cared about a horse’s death?