For a comprehensive list of student safety and well-being resources, please visit the NUhelp website. Below are some key resources to help you navigate well-being at Northwestern Connecting with ...

Explore a wide variety of continuing education programs, including evening or part-time degree programs, certifications, professional development and short courses. Northwestern offers a range of ...

Northwestern is home to a number of centers and institutes that focus on in-depth research, analysis and critical engagement ...

Originally a fountain donated by the Class of 1902, painting the Rock became a student prank in the 1940s. Today, students paint the Rock with colorful (in both senses of the word) slogans, ...

Division I athletics with best-in-class support for student-athletes. A charter member of the Big Ten Conference, ...

The tradition known as "March through the Arch" is a procession under the Northwestern's iconic entry gate, Arnold Weber Arch ...

Northwestern is home to more than 20 University Research Institutes and Centers (URICs). These impactful research hubs bridge ...

Located at 1841 Sheridan Road in Evanston, The Segal Visitors Center plays an important role welcoming prospective ...

Use the fellowship finder tool below to browse fellowships that are commonly awarded to Northwestern students. This is not an exhaustive list of fellowships. For a more comprehensive list of ...

As a first generation student, you have the incredible opportunity to be the first in your family to ever study abroad while in college! As the first person in your family to be presented with such a ...

There are many things to think about when preparing to travel abroad on your own, whether it's your first time or you're an experienced pro. Preparation is key to ensuring your travel goes smoothly.

Preparing for identity considerations abroad is an important part of any study abroad journey. Take time to learn about the host country or city of your program, including how different aspects of ...