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Jan
29
2011
Sioux City Journal article quotes prof and student about developments in Egypt
NWC professor John Hubers and student Nathan Kuik say well-educated young people are leading the revolt in Egypt.
Dr. David Miller, director of Princeton University's Faith & Work Initiative, will be the keynote speaker at Northwestern’s fourth annual Day of Learning in Community Wednesday, Feb. 16.
Members of Northwestern's theatre department earned seven Certificates of Merit at the Region Five Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
Dr. Linell Gray Moss, visiting assistant professor of music, will be a presenter at a vocal conference on Jan. 28.
Weston Cutter, assistant professor of English, has published his first book of fiction, "You’d Be a Stranger, Too."
Jan
21
2011
Sioux City Journal article remembers 1971 team
An article in the Jan. 21, 2011, Sioux City Journal remembers Northwestern's 1971 men's basketball team.
Northwestern's Red Raider Club will induct two alumni into its Athletic Hall of Fame and recognize its 2010 co-coaches of the year and Barnabas Award recipient on Feb. 5.
Northwestern will display woodcut and wood engraving prints by Eric Robinson Feb. 4–22 in Te Paske Gallery.
Orange City native Matthew Hulst will speak in chapel on Feb. 7 about his work with Youth With a Mission.
The Cashore Marionettes will perform "Life in Motion," a series of scenes taken from everyday life and set to music by composers including Beethoven and Copland, Feb. 8.
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