Northwestern University

Northwestern University (abbreviated as NU) was founded in 1851 and has a history of more than 100 years. It is one of the well-known institutions of higher learning in the United States and is also a top ten university. This private institution is located in Evanston, Illinois, near Chicago. Northwestern University ranked 25th in the 2016 U.S. News Global University Rankings and 25th in the 2016 Times Global University Rankings. It is a college that students are eager to apply for. 1. Evanston Main Library The university has a total of 11 libraries, of which the main library on the Evanston campus is very large, with a total collection of more than 4.6 million books, a total of more than 40,000 magazines and magazines. Periodicals, students can check the location of materials through computerized library equipment. And the university also provides students with various services in life, such as law, psychological counseling, and has a "saferide" night transportation service for all students. 2. A variety of cultural activities Northwestern University has many traditional activities, such as several traditional customs during football games. When the opponent controls the ball, the students make their hands in the shape of claws and meow like a wild cat. Every winter, the school holds a marathon fund-raising welfare event. There are also students sticking out their windows or shouting with all their might on the campus at 9:00 am on the Sunday before the end of their term. Every spring, on the weekend after Memorial Day, concerts are performed on the lake-filled campus area.