Flattening the Curve
Raider Nation did its part to stop the spread of COVID-19. While social distancing, Northwestern fans found ways to stay entertained and support their communities. Game nights were a regular occurrence, themed dinners became tradition and living room workouts were the norm. Hammocks were go-to study spots and Instagram’s #frontstepsproject was embraced. Raiders picked up paintbrushes, tried new recipes, threaded needles and rediscovered the art of handwritten notes.
#RaidersStandOut—even when they stay home.
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March was the start of uncertainty and upset as the novel coronavirus shut down campus and forced students and professors into Zoom classrooms.
Everyone is an expert in something. We found alumni, faculty, staff—and a student—who were willing to share their how-to advice. Check out their stories to benefit from their hobbies, occupations and interests.
Soccer alumnus Matt Dowie faces multiple sclerosis with an athlete’s grit and endurance—and faith in Jesus’ promise that he has overcome the world.
In 1918–19 and again in 1930, Northwestern’s campus was closed for several days due to public health emergencies.
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