Two Northwestern Students Named Truman Scholars
Anna Dellit ’25 and Kaylyn Ahn ’25 earned the prestigious scholarship for aspiring public service leaders in recognition of their academic achievement and commitment to leadership and service.
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June 2024
Anna Dellit ’25 and Kaylyn Ahn ’25 earned the prestigious scholarship for aspiring public service leaders in recognition of their academic achievement and commitment to leadership and service.
Northwestern Medicine scientists have been selected to lead one of three research centers in the U.S. as part of a $15 million American Heart Association initiative.
The Wildcats will play all of their home games in the Chicago metropolitan area at the Evanston campus’s Lanny and Sharon Martin Lakeside Facility and at Wrigley Field.
“The Night Watchman” by Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Louise Erdrich tells the story of a fictional tribal leader who stands up to the U.S. Congress when, in the 1950s, it sought to disband tribes and take their land.
These Northwestern scholars are recognized for their excellence and commitment to engage with professions across different disciplines.
The 77th Annual Tony Awards ceremony will air live on CBS on June 16.
After defeating Penn in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament, the Wildcats will play Florida on May 24.
The Symphonic Wind Ensemble’s sold-out final performance of the academic year will celebrate Mallory Thompson ’79, ’80 MMus, Northwestern’s first woman director of bands, who will retire after 28 years at the University.
Learn about people and organizations that are advancing communities of Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American descent through their work, advocacy, creative endeavors, volunteer efforts and more.
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Los Angeles-based television producers Greg Berlanti ’94 and Julie Plec ’94 have an enduring friendship that began in their undergraduate years.