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Northwestern Announces 2026 Home Football Venues and Ryan Field Opener

Following the Big Ten Conference's announcement of the 2026 home and away schedule on January 27, Northwestern Football announced on Tuesday the venues for

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Northwestern to debut new Ryan Field for October game vs. Penn State

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Northwestern's new Ryan Field won't open until Oct. 2 against Penn State: exclusive

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Northwestern will open $862M Ryan Field Oct. 2 vs. Penn State

Northwestern will host its first game at Ryan Field, its revamped football stadium that cost $862 million, in primetime on Friday, Oct. 2, when the Wildcats open Big Ten play against Penn State.

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Northwestern football team to host 1st game at new Ryan Field exactly 100 years after old stadium hosted its 1st game

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Penn State-Northwestern Game Moved to Friday in Ryan Field Debut

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How to watch Northwestern women's basketball vs USC: Preview, predictions, TV channel

The mighty Trojans will look to wallop the reeling Wildcats Thursday.

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Northwestern brain institute launches with $25 million donation

Philanthropist and Northwestern trustee Kimberly Querrey has donated nearly $25 million to launch the school's Simpson Querrey Brain Health Institute.

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Northwestern agrees to $75 million fine to settle Trump dispute

Northwestern University will pay a $75 million fine to settle allegations of antisemitism from the Trump administration, restoring hundreds of millions of federal funding, officials announced Friday. As part of the agreement, Northwestern also said it will ...

Northwestern Law Appoints Interim Dean to Permanent Role

Zachary Clopton has been serving as interim dean of the law school since July 22. He becomes permanent dean effective Feb. 1.

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How Trump Blew Up Northwestern’s Business Model

In April, Northwestern University cardiologist Dr. Rod Passman learned the National Institutes of Health had abruptly halted funding for a $37 million trial testing a new way to treat dangerous heart arrhythmias, with about 1,500 patients already enrolled.