
AccessibleNU
AccessibleNU works to provide students with disabilities a learning and community environment that affords them full participation, equal access and reasonable accommodation.
AccessibleNU works to provide students with disabilities a learning and community environment that affords them full participation, equal access and reasonable accommodation.
Alice Millar Chapel is a campus building used for celebrating the life of our community and the momentous occasions, including weddings, commencement ceremonies, world class musical events and other University functions.
Campus Life facilitates transformative experiences with students to explore their potential, engage in community, and contribute toward a more just and equitable world. It includes Fraternity & Sorority Life, Student Organizations & Activities, and Leadership Development & Community Engagement.
CARE is a confidential space for students impacted by sexual violence, relationship violence or stalking, including friends or partners of survivors. CARE works to create a culture of healthy sexuality at Northwestern.
The Office of Community Standards coordinates the student conduct system, including the formal student disciplinary processes. It works with students who involved in campus conduct matters and trains the Northwestern community about expectations.
CAPS serves as Northwestern's primary mental health service with offices on the Evanston and Chicago campuses. CAPS services include clinical services, educational workshops and consultation with faculty, staff and parents.
The Dean of Students Office is comprised of student service offices: Administrator on Call; Off-Campus Life; AccessibleNU; Student Assistance and Support Services; Community Standards; Health Promotion and Wellness; and Center for Awareness, Response and Education.
Northwestern currently has 46 chapters across four governing councils, and a total membership of more than 3,000 students. Fraternity and Sorority Life provides structure and support to assist students in their fraternity and sorority experience.
The Graduation Office develops and facilitates the annual Northwestern ceremony where the graduating class is commemorated as a whole. It provides information about the event for graduates and their guests.
Health Promotion and Wellness is the primary provider of health promotion, education, and prevention programs and services on alcohol, other drugs and wellness issues for Northwestern University students.
Located at 1999 University Drive, Norris offers spaces, services and guidance for student learning, community engagement and cultural inclusion. It is home to dining options, meeting rooms as well as a bookstore, box office, bank, art gallery and more.
NCA provides career services for undergraduates, graduate students and alumni, including advising, job and internship search assistance, career assessments, access to employment databases, career fairs and on-campus recruiting.
Northwestern Medicine's department of General Internal Medicine serves Northwestern students enrolled in an NU graduate or professional program on the Chicago Campus. A broad array of outpatient medical services are provided.
Evanston's Health Service provides primary medical care, including general medical, sports medicine, women's medicine, radiology and laboratory services, vaccinations, allergy shots and STD testing. After-hours urgent care is also available.
NUhelp connects Northwestern students with guidance and assistance on campus. Use this site to share a concern, identify safety and security resources, discover health and wellness programs, and find academic assistance specific to a college/school.
The Off-Campus Life Office works with students living off campus in both Evanston and Chicago. It addresses student needs related to off-campus living, renter rights, neighbor relations and helps connect these students to the broader campus community.
Northwestern Career Advancement helps employers develop a recruiting strategy, which might include a on-campus recruiting, creation of an internship program or corporate sponsorship, or an event to connect with Northwestern students.
Residential Services helps build a community environment for students through housing-related services, intentional learning opportunities and residential settings that include residence halls, residential communities and residential colleges.
Northwestern University Health Service Sports Medicine cares for student musculoskeletal, orthopedic, and sports injuries, along with diagnosing and managing concussions. It is the healthcare provider for club sports and works with performing artists with physical injuries.
This office coordinates Student Affairs assessment to identify student needs, measure student satisfaction, assess outcomes and monitor the campus climate. The data is analyzed, collected and reported for use by Northwestern departments, faculty and staff.
Student Affairs Human Resources (SAHR) advances the mission of the Division of Student Affairs by creating an environment that attracts, develops, and retains the best people.
Student Affairs Information Technology provides IT services to Student Affairs departments, including computer and software support, technology acquisition, application development, system maintenance and training in a variety of applications.
The SAM team uses integrated marketing communication to communicate the events, opportunities and promotions for Student Affairs departments. This includes digital communication as well as the creation of print and promotional materials.
Empowering students to navigate university systems and resources as well as make informed decisions.
Student Organizations and Activities engages students in involvement opportunities that build a sense of belonging and community at Northwestern University. It supports, advises, and trains students and their organizations.
Student Transition Experiences supports undergraduate students in navigating their unique transition to and through Northwestern by providing intentional learning experiences and fostering connection through timely community partnerships.
AccessibleNU works to provide students with disabilities a learning and community environment that affords them full participation, equal access and reasonable accommodation.
The Office of Community Standards coordinates the student conduct system, including the formal student disciplinary processes. It works with students who involved in campus conduct matters and trains the Northwestern community about expectations.
The Dean of Students Office is comprised of student service offices: Administrator on Call; Off-Campus Life; AccessibleNU; Student Assistance and Support Services; Community Standards; Health Promotion and Wellness; and Center for Awareness, Response and Education.
The Graduation Office develops and facilitates the annual Northwestern ceremony where the graduating class is commemorated as a whole. It provides information about the event for graduates and their guests.
Located at 1999 University Drive, Norris offers spaces, services and guidance for student learning, community engagement and cultural inclusion. It is home to dining options, meeting rooms as well as a bookstore, box office, bank, art gallery and more.
This office coordinates Student Affairs assessment to identify student needs, measure student satisfaction, assess outcomes and monitor the campus climate. The data is analyzed, collected and reported for use by Northwestern departments, faculty and staff.
Student Affairs Human Resources (SAHR) advances the mission of the Division of Student Affairs by creating an environment that attracts, develops, and retains the best people.
Student Affairs Information Technology provides IT services to Student Affairs departments, including computer and software support, technology acquisition, application development, system maintenance and training in a variety of applications.
The SAM team uses integrated marketing communication to communicate the events, opportunities and promotions for Student Affairs departments. This includes digital communication as well as the creation of print and promotional materials.
Empowering students to navigate university systems and resources as well as make informed decisions.
Located at 1999 University Drive, Norris offers spaces, services and guidance for student learning, community engagement and cultural inclusion. It is home to dining options, meeting rooms as well as a bookstore, box office, bank, art gallery and more.
NCA provides career services for undergraduates, graduate students and alumni, including advising, job and internship search assistance, career assessments, access to employment databases, career fairs and on-campus recruiting.
Northwestern Career Advancement helps employers develop a recruiting strategy, which might include a on-campus recruiting, creation of an internship program or corporate sponsorship, or an event to connect with Northwestern students.
CARE is a confidential space for students impacted by sexual violence, relationship violence or stalking, including friends or partners of survivors. CARE works to create a culture of healthy sexuality at Northwestern.
CAPS serves as Northwestern's primary mental health service with offices on the Evanston and Chicago campuses. CAPS services include clinical services, educational workshops and consultation with faculty, staff and parents.
The Dean of Students Office is comprised of student service offices: Administrator on Call; Off-Campus Life; AccessibleNU; Student Assistance and Support Services; Community Standards; Health Promotion and Wellness; and Center for Awareness, Response and Education.
Health Promotion and Wellness is the primary provider of health promotion, education, and prevention programs and services on alcohol, other drugs and wellness issues for Northwestern University students.
Northwestern Medicine's department of General Internal Medicine serves Northwestern students enrolled in an NU graduate or professional program on the Chicago Campus. A broad array of outpatient medical services are provided.
Evanston's Health Service provides primary medical care, including general medical, sports medicine, women's medicine, radiology and laboratory services, vaccinations, allergy shots and STD testing. After-hours urgent care is also available.
NUhelp connects Northwestern students with guidance and assistance on campus. Use this site to share a concern, identify safety and security resources, discover health and wellness programs, and find academic assistance specific to a college/school.
Northwestern University Health Service Sports Medicine cares for student musculoskeletal, orthopedic, and sports injuries, along with diagnosing and managing concussions. It is the healthcare provider for club sports and works with performing artists with physical injuries.
Campus Life facilitates transformative experiences with students to explore their potential, engage in community, and contribute toward a more just and equitable world. It includes Fraternity & Sorority Life, Student Organizations & Activities, and Leadership Development & Community Engagement.
Northwestern currently has 46 chapters across four governing councils, and a total membership of more than 3,000 students. Fraternity and Sorority Life provides structure and support to assist students in their fraternity and sorority experience.
Located at 1999 University Drive, Norris offers spaces, services and guidance for student learning, community engagement and cultural inclusion. It is home to dining options, meeting rooms as well as a bookstore, box office, bank, art gallery and more.
Student Organizations and Activities engages students in involvement opportunities that build a sense of belonging and community at Northwestern University. It supports, advises, and trains students and their organizations.
AccessibleNU works to provide students with disabilities a learning and community environment that affords them full participation, equal access and reasonable accommodation.
Alice Millar Chapel is a campus building used for celebrating the life of our community and the momentous occasions, including weddings, commencement ceremonies, world class musical events and other University functions.
Campus Life facilitates transformative experiences with students to explore their potential, engage in community, and contribute toward a more just and equitable world. It includes Fraternity & Sorority Life, Student Organizations & Activities, and Leadership Development & Community Engagement.
The Dean of Students Office is comprised of student service offices: Administrator on Call; Off-Campus Life; AccessibleNU; Student Assistance and Support Services; Community Standards; Health Promotion and Wellness; and Center for Awareness, Response and Education.
Located at 1999 University Drive, Norris offers spaces, services and guidance for student learning, community engagement and cultural inclusion. It is home to dining options, meeting rooms as well as a bookstore, box office, bank, art gallery and more.
The Off-Campus Life Office works with students living off campus in both Evanston and Chicago. It addresses student needs related to off-campus living, renter rights, neighbor relations and helps connect these students to the broader campus community.
Residential Services helps build a community environment for students through housing-related services, intentional learning opportunities and residential settings that include residence halls, residential communities and residential colleges.
Empowering students to navigate university systems and resources as well as make informed decisions.
Student Organizations and Activities engages students in involvement opportunities that build a sense of belonging and community at Northwestern University. It supports, advises, and trains students and their organizations.
Student Transition Experiences supports undergraduate students in navigating their unique transition to and through Northwestern by providing intentional learning experiences and fostering connection through timely community partnerships.