Student Resources for Remote Learning
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COVID-19 has changed how we learn and work, how we connect with each other, and how we go about our daily lives. While we are scattered across the country and globe and cannot be together on campus, technology can bridge the physical distance between us.
Use this page as a resource for joining virtual gatherings and events, finding new ways to engage and more.
Community Conversations
A new series, Community Conversations, will have senior leaders invite students, faculty and staff to share their thoughts on public safety, well-being and equity. The series of six event will provide spaces for all members of the University community to have meaningful engagement and deep discussion on how to improve Northwestern.
Participants in each session will include President Morton Schapiro, Provost Kathleen Hagerty, Senior Vice President for Business and Finance Craig Johnson and Vice President for Student Affairs Julie Payne-Kirchmeier.
This event is limited to 15 participants, excluding the senior leaders, to facilitate a small-group discussion. Additional potential participants will be placed on a wait list. Due to Illinois pandemic guidelines that limit indoor gatherings, events will be held remotely on Zoom.
How Our Community is Helping
Northwestern is contributing to the fight against COVID-19 and making an impact. In times of crisis, our community of faculty, students, staff and friends alike pull together to make a difference.
What's Happening
Participate in virtual gatherings, meetings, lectures and more, from home.
Featured Event
IPR 2020 Election Panel
Hear from Northwestern scholars, Martin Eichenbaum (Economics); Laurel Harbridge-Yong (IPR/Political Science); Erik Nisbet (Communication Studies/IPR); Chloe Thurston (IPR/Political Science); and Moderator Daniel Galvin (IPR/Political Science), on a variety of election issues.
Events
Mar
6
2021
4th annual Chicago Women in STEM Symposium - 9-12th of March 2021
All day
We are very excited to invite you and your members to virtually join us for our 4th annual Chicago Women in STEM Symposi...
Mar
6
2021
Dittmar Community Exhibit Accepting Submissions
All day
Dittmar Gallery Community is accepting submissions for the annual Community Art Exhibit
"Reniassance Forged" Submit to ...
Mar
6
2021
For One and All: Prints from The Block’s Collection
All day
In its foundational years, The Block Museum of Art gained a reputation for presenting groundbreaking exhibitions that co...
Connect through Virtual Art Experiences
With the power to inspire, heal and transform, much of the world’s greatest art has emerged out of adversity. Experience the arts and connect with our community from home.
Senior artists exhibit ‘Together’ online
Celebrate the end of a four-year journey for graduating seniors of the Art Theory and Practice program. The virtual exhibition, “Together, Together,” is an online showcase of their work and ideas.
Bienen School of Music performances
Stream state-of-the-art video recordings of nearly 100 archived events including student orchestra, band, jazz, new music and vocal ensemble concerts, opera productions and student and faculty recitals.
Our Community Response
Read about how our community is answering and supporting the fight against COVID-19.
A city-wide mobilization to protect the community
Northwestern’s Institute for Public Health and Medicine (IPHAM) is helping the Chicagoland community contain the disease through public health interventions and widespread sharing of resources. Read more.
Medical students organize volunteers to help community
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine students have organized a volunteer effort among medical students and graduate students to shop, virtual tutor and collect masks for health care workers. Read more.
Support for our Community
Northwestern offices are offering a variety of resources to navigate learning and working remotely.
