Throughout high school and early college, Weinberg senior Maddie Brown said she couldn’t find the opportunity to read for fun. But since 2021, Brown has found a way to enjoy her childhood passion again. Her yearly book goal is 75, which she surpassed in 2022, reading about 90 books. This month, she has already read.
In February, the U.S. Senate confirmed President Joe Biden’s 100th appointment to the federal judiciary, outpacing both the Trump and Obama administrations’ judge confirmation total at the same time in their respective presidencies. As the chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) is a focal point in the examination and confirmation.
Bienen School of Music students who pursue dual degrees with other schools at Northwestern say they draw on self-motivation to manage their heavy workloads. Dual degree students typically take five years of coursework to graduate, and those on financial aid are eligible for a fifth year of aid in most programs, according to the University.
I hate my Wildcard. Not because my photo is outdated or cringeworthy, but because Northwestern misspelled my preferred name so completely that the letters on the card actually spell my legal name! Isn’t that such a totally wild coincidence? I faced crushing disappointment last August when I tore open my mail, only to find a.
Evanston received $43 million from the American Rescue Plan Act in 2021 and 2022 to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hoping to identify areas of need, the city put $3 million toward a novel solution: participatory budgeting. The program allows residents, with the support of city staff and volunteers, to submit their ideas for funding.