Weinberg College
of Arts & Sciences

"For individuals, groups, and organizations to thrive in today’s global economy, radical diversity of thought is absolutely essential, and perfectly possible," Dean Adrian Randolph and McCormick Dean Julio Ottino say

Historian Deborah Cohen and sociologist Gary Alan Fine have been elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Study characterizes proteins resulting from RAS gene mutations, found in more than 20 percent of all human cancers

Annual research days highlight medical advances and the power of computation

Associate Professor of English Vivasvan Soni and Assistant Professor of History Caitlin Fitz will use their fellowships to pursue humanities-related research

Study pinpoints two proteins responsible for methanotrophic bacteria’s ability to take up copper for use in methane metabolism

Northwestern art professor Michael Rakowitz set to unveil sculpture atop Fourth Plinth

A first-generation Weinberg College graduate inspires students by sharing the challenges and lessons of his post-Northwestern journey

Young scholars are making an impact around the world

Novel olfactory virtual reality system allows researchers to study how smells influence behaviors

The Buffett Institute's new Global Poverty Research Lab showcases work from China to Africa

A faculty-staff duo put research into practice to enrich the college experience for low-income students

"Two sides of the same coin": Chemical equations and lines of poetry share more than you might think

The four-day on-campus workshop aims to inspire and empower students interested in careers in business

Nanotechnologist to be honored for his invention of dip-pen nanolithography and spherical nucleic acids

A new theory predicts the origins of molecules in destructive cosmic outflows

Weinberg College and the Searle Center join forces to create ASLA — a resource for academic success at Northwestern

Theater installation inspired by Trethewey poem is commentary on Confederate monuments

Dietz, Wisecup to Pursue Projects Related to Humanities Work In a Changing Climate

Funding promotes innovation in learning and teaching via educational technology

Technique could lead to new classes of materials that can bend light, such as for those used in cloaking devices

Students examine a 2,000-year-old mummy and contribute their findings to the Block Museum exhibit "Paint the Eyes Softer"

In their play, children from diverse U.S. communities reveal how they view the natural world.

Northwestern psychologists and speech pathologists study families to help earlier and better.

Northwestern researcher honored for her work studying black holes, neutron stars and white dwarfs in astrophysical systems