
Promote access, opportunity and diversity
University Priority
Building a community of people from different cultures, backgrounds and viewpoints makes universities better and improves society.

The Office of Community Enrichment supports students, faculty and staff so they can flourish through deep engagement with one another and with ideas that inspire ongoing learning and growth.


Cultivating community is integral to our campus culture.
Faculty, staff and students promote an environment of acceptance, understanding and mutual respect.



Learn about Northwestern’s efforts to promote diversity of viewpoints and a sense of belonging.
See Northwestern’s new developments in support of this priority.

Artist Karé Williams’ guiding question: “What does it mean to be Black in America?”

Faculty and community leaders discuss investing in education, preserving history and the path forward

The Intrax Foundation funds study abroad programs for first-generation students from low-income backgrounds

New unit will focus on programs related to education, connection and advocacy

Future destigmatization campaigns must focus on disconnecting fault and HIV status
Dwight White II’s new mural in the Black House is about what you can see — and so much more.