The Office of the Provost provides the resources and infrastructure that empower Northwestern's community of scholars to pursue their greatest scholarly ambitions. The Office of the Provost oversees ...

Note: If you are not able to make one of the training dates listed, please email the Cashier's Office ([email protected]). You will need to let us know why your schedule conflicts with ...

Units must complete the Incoming EFT Form prior to the initiation of a wire/ACH transfer by the payor, and send to Depository Services in order to identify the incoming revenue. When funds are ...

For many young scientists, the hardest part of a presentation is the introduction. How do you set the stage for your talk so your audience knows exactly where you're going? Here's how: follow the the ...

The CLIMB Program is a professional development program that guides a diverse group of bioscience PhD students to develop advanced skills for collaborating, communicating and conducting research ...

Under new DOS Travel Advisory system every country is assigned a color-coded risk rating from one to four, defined as: These new travel advisories replace previous Travel Warnings and Travel Alerts.

Heritage seekers or heritage learners are sometimes described as students who are drawn to study abroad in a particular country and culture "not because it is unfamiliar and new, but rather because it ...

In the course of your career as a scientist, you will be asked to give brief presentations -- to colleagues, lab groups, and in other venues. We have put together a series of short videos to help you ...

Purple Pantry is open weekly on Thursdays from 11:00a.m.-2:00p.m. It is now located in Hinman Hall (1835 Hinman Ave Evanston, IL 60208). Students having trouble accessing food can drop by the Purple ...

Below is the first of two videos on writing successful aims pages in dissertation proposals and in grant applications. It this video, we “deconstruct” the introductory material of two examples from ...

Northwestern University operates several shuttles for students, faculty, and staff on the Evanston and Chicago campuses.

It was the early 1920s, and the young adventurer William Montgomery McGovern had managed to sneak into Lhasa, the "forbidden city" of Tibet. Few, if any, Westerners had ever made the journey. To reach ...