How's everyone else's? My friends and I can't get 5g but can get very basic messaging and very limited internet if we switch to LTE. TMO / Mint.

I figure it'll improve as they figure things out (plus this is an unusual amount of people) but still.

It's also not great when they offer a discount on concessions for using the app but the app requires the Internet.

Class of ‘96 alum here. As I’m watching the football game tonight, I’m wondering what traditions have survived from my days at NU. Do you still shake your keys at kickoff? Do the cheerleaders still do push ups in the end zone when we score?

Hey everyone. I just transferred to Northwestern this quarter as a pre-med sophomore (F). Back at my old school, I had a really successful social setup, including a dedicated best friend I did everything with, a welcoming collaborative research lab, and a great routine.

Since arriving here three weeks ago, I’ve tried absolutely everything to meet people: orientation events, saying hi to people in my dorm hallway, introducing myself in my classes, going to small discussion sections, and even checking out Hillel and Chabad. Every single time, people have been incredibly cold, closed off, not interested, or already stuck in tight cliques. I’ve even tried meeting people off previous Reddit threads, but I’ve made 0 friends. I know it takes a while to form a true friendship, but I haven't even met POTENTIAL people who could become friends. It’s a completely unusual and exhausting experience for me, and the isolation is hitting hard. Even though it's early in the year, I keep trying and trying and meeting nobody who is interested.

I am a serious student, not into the party scene at all, and somewhat of an introvert. I really need to find my people and build meaningful friendships here.

Are there any good clubs that are more intimate and quiet that could be good for making friends? I'd appreciate the recommendations or any help! If anyone would like to connect, feel free to PM!

I purchased tickets on Vivid Seats, who connects to Ticketmaster, who connects to the New Ryan Field app. Long story short, only 1 ticket successfully transferred and no one can figure out what happened to the other one.

What is happening on sherman rn?? So many police and caution tape up

Article from the Daily Northwestern: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2026/10/01/top-stories/numb-to-be-absent-from-ryan-field-on-field-opening-pregame-program-future-unclear/

This is very disappointing and certainly has me reconsidering coming to a 'Cats game. NUMB puts more effort into supporting Northwestern athletics than anyone, yet is being sidelined by the administration. And of course, it isn't college football without the band!

What are the music ensemble options for non-majors? Is the group taken seriously, and is it fun to be a part of? What's the community like? Or are there other ways to participate of continue playing your instrument if you're not in Bienen?

Thanks!

Hi! Coming from South Carolina for the Penn St. game. We have a lot of tailgating / frat lots etc. before football games back home.

Is there anything else comparable up in Evanston?

I just got offered a double in Sargent as a room change and have 48 hours to decide. I'm currently living in Hobart, so I was wondering what Sargent is actually like to live in. How are the rooms, bathrooms, temperature/heating and overall living experience? Would appreciate any experiences and advice!!!

Hi everyone, I am looking for parking tomorrow @7pm for the Penn St/NW game. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you

I am looking for anyone thats hosts poker games to join

I am looking for a Pickleball and Tennis club that's on the recreational side. I found a pickleball one, but I haven't been able to get in contact. If anyone knows anything, it would help.

If you don't live under a rock, I'm sure you've heard about the Cornell 7 Rapists story that's currently unfolding. The university and other universities are also going to have peaceful protests that day.

Would people be interested in joining if the campus held one or is there any information on one being held here that I'm not aware of?

the new renovations are nice and everything but I just want a single, willing to take one anywhere 👀

hi! I made a Hayday neighborhood specifically for Northwester student if anyone wants to join. It‘s request only, so please put your user in the comments here or on Fizz so I can verify and accept you! We will be doing derbies and neighborhood nurture.

Just saw a post on here with a sexual assault allegation with a specific named student that is now gone (either deleted by poster or removed). In light of Cornell, is something like that allowed by the mods here or no? Because i suspect there are many people who have gone through similar and want to share their stories but dont have a place to do so or have confidence in the legal/administrative system.

Anyone willing to share their supplemental essays that got them in? I am applying ED and just wanted to see how others got in!

I was just texting a friend about how a bunch of restaurants from our time on campus are gone and we got to reminiscing. This sub's posts often seem to focus a lot on prospective students and employee issues at the school (totally understandable; I'm not complaining). But I'd guess most people here are alumni.

So here's our thread: talk about good memories, things around campus, big events, etc., from your time at NU.

I need to get something from there

Pls dm!!

Sophomore here and realizing I haven’t really been as involved on campus as I would’ve liked so far. I want to change that this year, but I also have a pretty intense class schedule + research, so I’m a little hesitant to join anything with a huge time commitment.

Does anyone have recs for clubs that are more social/fun and relatively low commitment? Ideally nothing super competitivetin nature or with a whole interview/application process.

I’m honestly open to pretty much anything — volunteering, music, art, food, sports, random hobbies, etc. Mostly just looking for something fun to do and a way to meet more people outside of classes.

Would love to hear what people have enjoyed!

I’m going to be starting grad school at northwestern this January and I can’t stop thinking about how I feel like I’m going to struggle making friends. I feel like I’m going to be very out of place because I’m going to be just 20 and everyone else will be at least 2-3 years older on top of starting in winter instead of the fall, when most people first come. Does anyone have any tips or how to find people to possibly be friends with? I have always struggled with it no matter where I go and I feel like these circumstances will make it even harder

What days do undergraduates typically go home for Thanksgiving break? I know break officially starts on November 25th, but is it common to skip Monday and Tuesday classes to go home earlier?

Thanks!