Page 5 - Spring Quarter News Today

The construction of the building eliminated the bike path that students typically took toward the S.T.E.M. buildings on the east side of campus.

This spring, another 105 students have vowed to take “Marriage 101.” First taught in Spring Quarter 2000, this year marks the course’s 23rd anniversary at Northwestern. SESP Prof. Alexandra Solomon has been involved in teaching Human Development and Psychological Services 340: Building Loving and Lasting Relationships: Marriage 101 since its inception — first as a...

It's a way for students to get hands-on support with registration and financial aid, among other things.

It's a way for students to get hands-on support with registration and financial aid, among other things.

As Spring Quarter begins, one club in particular is promoting their organization which embraces Japanese American culture. The Nikkei Student Union or NSU is run by president and Sixth College senior Sarah Ando. Ando’s involvement with the Japanese American community is rooted in her identity.  “I’m a third-generation Japanese American. Growing up, I did JA...

This Spring Quarter, UC San Diego’s Health Promotion Services launched a campus-wide naloxone distribution zone, making naloxone nasal spray and fentanyl strips available for pick-up from the Student Health Services building.  According to UCSD Health, fentanyl is one of the largest causes of drug overdoses in America, as even minuscule amounts, a fraction of a...

Northwestern’s Korean American Student Association hosted its annual KASA Show 2023: NU-TRO at the Ryan Family Auditorium on Friday with a special performance from headliner Jae Park, commonly known as eaJ. NU-TRO, this year’s KASA Show theme, aimed to travel back in time with a fuse of new and retro performances. The show’s programming included...

Associated Student Government froze funding for Northwestern College Republicans Wednesday night. The body passed the motion using emergency legislation. The vote, which went through with a large majority, came after NUCR and NU’s chapter of Young Americans for Freedom hosted James Lindsay, an author, conspiracy theorist and anti-LGBTQ+ activist, on Tuesday for a speaker event. ...

Rapper 070 Shake, donning a black sweatshirt, kicked off her performance at the A&O Ball Thursday night with a glass of red wine in hand.  The concert at Metro Chicago sold out in about 15 minutes, according to Medill senior Delia Corridon, co-head of production for A&O. A&O partnered with WNUR for a ticket giveaway...

This April, Northwestern Multicultural Student Affairs formally recognized Arab Heritage Month for the first time.  Weinberg junior Sara Ibrahim, the Middle Eastern North African Student Association co-president, said this acknowledgment is a step in the right direction toward increasing MENA visibility on campus. She said this has historically been limited by the lack of a...