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Undergraduate & Graduate Student Collaborations

Explore current programming, which is open to both undergraduate and graduate students. 

Survival Skills for Graduate Students

April 16, 2025 at Noon-1pm 

All graduate students are invited to come and hear from three faculty members across the humanities and sciences about tips on how to survive and succeed in the academy! They will share their personal experiences and insights of how they got to where they are. RSVP today. 

Flier for survival skills workshop with basic information about date and time.
This instagram story has a beige textural background and writing in purple that states, "Northwestern University Women's Center, The Garden Party, 5th of June, 12 - 2, 2000 Sheridan. The top of the page has leaves and blueberries in the corners. the bottoms half of the page is taken up by an illustration of a leafy persimmon and a bee sits on the "G" in "Garden." Artwork of flora and fauna by Chi Nwosu.

The Garden Party

June 5, 2025 at Noon-2pm

Every spring we gather for the garden party—an opportunity to celebrate our partners and reflect on the work of the past year. Open to all, RSVP requested. Sign up for the newsletter for updates and links: womenscenter@northwestern.edu

Co-Working for Caregivers

First Wednesday of every month at Noon-3:30pm

All Northwestern caregivers are invited to co-work with their kids on the first Wednesday of every month. This coincides with district 65 half-days. We will have light programming to keep them busy and places for you to do your work. No RSVP necessary; just swing by.
Rectangular flyer with colorful blocks, images of children and children's things, and information for care givers. Top left: Nai, a dark-skinned femme-presenting second grader with a white headband, wearing a pink sweater, who consented to having her photo shared), adds stickers on the Valentine's Day mailbox she has just painted blue, teal, and pink. The next block is bright orange and reads, "next meetup: 12:15 - 3:30, March 5th.

Coming Soon

Gender Inclusive Language Workshop

All University staff, students, and faculty are invited to this entry-level workshop on using respectful language in professional and personal environments. We will talk about singular and plural pronouns, making mistakes, and how we can all speak in our own unique voice and work to have all of our needs met in how we should be addressed.