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Duane Jundt, lecturer in history at Northwestern, will present “Birdwatcher-in-Chief: Theodore Roosevelt and America’s Birds" in Sioux City.

Students, faculty and staff will show their appreciation for the Orange City community during the Day of Service on Saturday, April 14.

Dan Young, associate professor of political science, authored an article that explored the use of Thomist themes in the work of Martin Wight.

Nursing student Sarah Kanoy and Professor Diane Smith presented their research projects at the annual Nursing Research Symposium in Sioux Falls.

Northwestern has announced promotion and tenuring decisions for the 2012-13 school year.

Northwestern's DeWitt Theatre Arts Center will display the work of 26 watercolor artists as part of the Iowa Watercolor Society's traveling show.

Justin Pannkuk, a 2009 graduate of Northwestern, has received a Fulbright Fellowship to study the Dead Sea Scrolls at the University of Göttingen in Germany.

Three senior art/graphic design majors will display their work April 13–19 in the college’s Te Paske Gallery. A public reception is scheduled for Friday, April 13, at 7 p.m.

Northwestern College’s music department has added a music ministry minor, which includes courses in music theory and the history, theology and practice of church music.

A Sioux City Journal article focuses on the difference a Sunday night Bible study made as the Northwestern women's basketball team prepared to play in the NAIA Div. II Final Four.