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Evanston, Ill — Northwestern's Center for Communication and Public Policy (CCPP) and the Buffett Institute for Global Affairs will host a discussion on the impact of recent U.S. foreign policy decisions under President Trump.

Colombian judge honored with global jurist award for contributions to indigenous rights

The Center for International Human Rights (CIHR) at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law has named Judge Belkis Florentina Izquierdo Torres as the recipient of their 10th Global Jurist of the Year Award.

David Axelrod named speaker for University of Chicago’s 2025 Class Day

David Axelrod, a noted political analyst and former senior advisor to President Barack Obama, will deliver the address at the University of Chicago’s 2025 Class Day ceremony on June 6.

Neubauer Collegium announces nine diverse projects for academic year 2025-26

The Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society has announced nine new projects set to commence in the 2025-26 academic year.

Study links sports rivalries and political elections through emotional responses

A recent study from Northwestern University explores the psychological parallels between sports rivalries and political elections, focusing on how people react to undesired outcomes.

Chicago Blackhawks activate Crevier; Dickinson moved to injured reserve

By A. D. Bamburg | Feb 22, 2025

The Chicago Blackhawks have announced changes to their roster as they prepare for an upcoming game against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Sheriff's police charge two felons with gun and drug offenses

Two individuals with previous felony convictions have been charged with multiple felonies following a narcotics investigation by the Cook County Sheriff's Police.

UIC implements hiring freeze amid financial uncertainty

The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) has announced measures to maintain financial stability amid potential federal changes and economic challenges.

Animals at Lincoln Park Zoo adapt to snowy conditions

Chicago (February 21, 2025) – At Lincoln Park Zoo, many animals are well-adapted to the cold weather typical of Chicago winters.

Chicago Manual of Style updates guidelines in new 18th edition

The Chicago Manual of Style has released its 18th edition, introducing several updates to reflect changes in language and technology.

Study links moral perception with persistent HIV stigma

Persistence of stigma towards individuals living with HIV continues to perplex scientists, despite numerous destigmatization campaigns in the United States over the past four decades.

UChicago's FLAG program fosters global language learning

University of Chicago students Sarina Zhao and Seth Julie have shared their experiences with the Foreign Language Acquisition Grant (FLAG) program, which offers students $7,000 to study abroad and enhance their language skills.

Chicagoland Chamber announces new board members during quarterly meeting

The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce conducted its quarterly Board of Directors meeting on February 12 at Grubhub headquarters in The Merchandise Mart.

North Aurora man faces felony charges after undercover exploitation investigation

A North Aurora resident has been charged with multiple felonies following an investigation by the Cook County Sheriff's Police Special Victims Unit (SVU).

Illinois study reveals high rate of suicides tied to intimate partner issues