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Crying, laughing and headaches are some of the unusual symptoms of orgasms that 86 women reported experiencing in a study led by Feinberg Prof. Lauren Streicher and co-authored by George Washington University Prof. James Simon. The study, published last month in the Journal of Women’s Health, surveyed women over social media about their experiences with...
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Evanston/Skokie School District 65 officials held two community engagement meetings for Kingsley Elementary School families on Jan. 27 and 28 to address concerns as parents navigate moving schools. The meetings come less than a week after the District 65 Board of Education unanimously voted to close Kingsley after the 2025-26 school year at a special...
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The voting period for the Associated Student Government presidential election will be from Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. to Feb. 14 at 7 p.m., ASG decided at its Wednesday meeting. The election will be held online and have a ranked choice voting system. To be on the ballot, candidates must collect between 200 and 300...
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Northwestern had no answer for Nebraska’s lights-out shooting during their Wednesday night bout. Following losses to then-No. 3 UCLA and then-No. 25 Illinois, the Wildcats (8-13, 2-8 Big Ten) fell 89-73 in a foul-ridden fight at Pinnacle Bank Arena, marking the team’s third straight defeat. Senior forward Grace Sullivan added another milestone to her sparkling...
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In the fall, the Associated Student Government Sustainability Committee began sowing the seeds for their latest project: a cookbook. Now, it is slowly coming to fruition. Co-led by McCormick junior Ella Williams and Weinberg junior Joao Martins, the committee looks to gather sustainable and authentic recipes to make cooking more accessible while celebrating Northwestern’s diverse...
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Northwestern has reportedly hired Ross Kolodziej as its new defensive line coach, according to a Tuesday X post by ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg (Medill ’03). He will join the ’Cats following three years at Stanford, where he coached the 25th-best rush defense in the country in 2025. Kolodziej takes over for Christian Smith, who departs NU...
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The Daily Northwestern · Rapid Recap: City Council votes to pass Envision Evanston After a two-year process, Evanston City Council voted 5-4 to adopt the Envision Evanston 2045 comprehensive plan on Monday. The council also approved a plan to increase Divvy bike stations throughout the city and postponed a vote on changing the code for...
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After tumbling to a 0-7 start to conference play in mid-January, Northwestern appeared deflated and lost. It was searching for answers. The Wildcats had just been blown out 77-58 by then-No. 8 Nebraska. Despite stringing together an optimistic first half and trailing by just five points at the break, they vanished, much like they have...
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Biss is the recipient of the first outside spending, topping $158,000 so far.