Stories by Rachel Wolfe

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Around 40,000 runners participated in the 40th annual Chicago Marathon on Sunday, including a few Northwestern students.

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A burrito made of sushi? How does that work?

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Awards-winning author talks how she writes and why she writes.

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NBN spoke with DM co-chairs Jenny Halpern and Ian Pappas during Block 7.

"Being far away from the U.S., we've had to negotiate our country's new reality without the support system or resources we would've had back on campus."

As you eagerly await the results of the election, people all over the world will be doing the same.

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When a sign in a bathroom stall reminds you that you miss your Evanston home a lot

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In the second installation of this non-blog, NU study abroad students reveal differences between expectations and reality when living in new countries.

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A series of stories from NU students studying abroad, covering topics relevant both abroad and on campus.

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The creator of the beloved Instagram has finally revealed himself, hoping to create a space in which NU students can celebrate themselves.

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Weinberg freshman Dante Gilmer tells why Dillo Day is the most magical day of the year.

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In college, academic FOMO pushes some students to stray from their original plan.

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Medill sophomore Alexandra Holterman talks about the experience of being a student who transferred to Northwestern

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What are the upsides and downsides of Northwestern's upcoming two-year housing requirement? Depends on who you ask.

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Northwestern is the "annoying people school" – but that's okay. At least, now it is.

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Do NU students still remember their assigned friend from the Diversity & Inclusion Essential NU session?

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With SESP sophomore Imani Wilson

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What dating looks like at Northwestern - a place where we’re expected to not just be good at what we do but to be the best.

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With the resources of Northwestern's innovation hub the Garage, students tackle a pressing concern fitting for the setting: drowsy driving.