Once ashamed of the dead, Israel grew to honor their heroism.

Speakers mark Human Trafficking Awareness Day by discussing exploited people in Chicago and abroad.

Chang split his campus show between smirks and smarts, never letting the two intermingle.

Arianna Huffington started on NPR’s political show, “Left, Right and Center,” as a Republican. Eleven years later, she’s created a blog empire, several books and the show’s fourth dimension: the independent progressive.

A former Clinton adviser told NU students that the Democrats have it made in 2008.

An NU alum who worked on the generation-defining show reveals its secrets.

Before an audience of around 50 in Ryan Auditorium, the chairman of Special Olympics, Inc., talked Monday evening about honor, respect and inspiration.
“[Special Olympics] is a not a movement about people with special needs, but a movement about all of us,” Timothy Shriver said. Shriver came to speak because NU’s Special Olympics celebrates its [...]

The Scrubs actor and NU alum reflects on his time here and his fame afterwards.

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.”

Pictures, text and sound from Blagojevich’s speech.

NCDC and College Feminists held a panel Tuesday night on domestic violence and other issues.

Burned and raped eighteen years ago in Guatemala, American nun Dianna Ortiz talked Thursday night about fighting torture.

Author Peggy Orenstein talked yesterday about writing about women’s issues to find larger truths.

The story behind journalist Kevin Site’s 22 war-zone visits.