While most cars are either black, white or gray, Safe Ride driver Zabiuddin “Zab” Ahmed is known by students for his bright orange Nissan — an easy find in the darkness of night. “People love the orange car very much,” Ahmed said. “It’s very easy to recognize.” Before arriving at Northwestern, Ahmed drove for Uber.
U.S. News and World Report ranked the School of Education and Social Policy as the third-best education graduate school for 2023-24, according to an April 25 news release. This year marks the highest ranking in SESP’s history. In 2022, the school was ranked 11th in the category. SESP has been in the ranking’s top 15.
Congress honored five Northwestern undergraduates with scholarships for their dedication to public service, scientific research and environmental and Indigenous advocacy, NU announced Thursday. Every year, Congress funds three scholarships in honor of former President Harry Truman, former Sen. Barry Goldwater and former Reps. Morris and Stewart Udall. Congress named Weinberg senior Irena Petryk a Truman.
The Center for Native American and Indigenous Research hosted a public talk with its 2023 Artist in Residence Noelle Garcia on Wednesday evening. Garcia, a multidisciplinary artist from the Klamath, Modoc and Paiute tribes from Oregon and Nevada, is currently based in the Chicago area. Her art focuses on themes of identity, family history and.
HanByul Chang has dreamed about attending law school since middle school. But in college, she wanted to pursue her other passion — chemistry — at the same time. As part of the Pritzker School of Law’s J.D.-Ph.D. program, Chang got to do both. This spring, she will graduate with a Ph.D. in chemistry and earn.