The Evanston Power Surge: ‘Cats Baseball
Northwestern has already hit more home runs this season than it did in its last full season.
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WBB Class of ’20 Excited for NCAA tourney
After having the 2020 NCAA Tournament canceled, last year’s seniors prepare to watch their former teammates play in San Antonio.
Read moreColumn: This Win Means More
A win they’ve waited on for a year. Northwestern’s win over Michigan represented a cathartic release of frustrations on an epic scale.
Read moreThe Pulliam-Wilbon Connection
Lindsey Pulliam’s transformed the Northwestern women’s basketball program. Mike Wilbon’s been one of her biggest fans.
Read moreQ&A: Northwestern Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach Kate Popovec
Kate Popovec sat down to discuss playing during COVID-19, where the team is right now and the national discourse on racial injustice.
Read more“A Swiss Army Knife”: Sydney Wood adds another tool to her toolbox
Joe McKeown challenged Wood to become a consistent scorer this offseason. She’s averaging 16.5 points per game early on.
Read moreThe Consummate Northwestern Student-Athlete: Erik Mueller’s Quest For Medical School And a College Football Career
The senior linebacker is one of three Northwestern football players in his class to have ambitions of becoming a medical doctor. His ability to balance both responsibilities has earned him respect throughout the program.
Read moreAfter a season of challenges, the Wildcats’ defense returns to its roots
Northwestern struggled last season to create momentum-changing plays. In 2020, the Wildcat defense has generated them at will.
Read more“That chemistry is still there”: Even with some new faces, women’s basketball feels like it hasn’t skipped a beat
Team chemistry was a focal point of the program’s success last season, and even with three new players on the roster, the ‘Cats feel confident in the camaraderie they’ve built.
Read more“Pretty darn clean in all three phases”: ‘Cats Prove 2019 is a Thing of the Past
Northwestern football returned on Saturday with a 43-3 beat down of Maryland, the Wildcats’ largest margin of victory since 1970.
Read moreColumn: The Big Ten’s Decision Isn’t as Dangerous as We’re Led to Believe
National columnists disagreed with the Big Ten’s decision to play football this fall, but Big Ten scientists say it’s not as risky as it seems.
Read moreColumn: The Big Ten has questions to answer after POSTPONINg fall Football
The Big Ten canceled fall sports on August 11. The question is: why now?
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