Northwestern University

Introduction
Northwestern University, a top private research university with campuses in Evanston and Chicago, Illinois, was founded in 1851 and is one of the most beautiful universities on Lake Michigan. The main campus in Evanston extends about 1.5 km along the western shore of Lake Michigan, renowned for a blend of Gothic Revival and modern architecture, lakeside beaches, and green lawns. Founded by John Evans and other Methodists, the name Northwestern honors the Northwest Territory, with purple and white as school colors and the Wildcat as mascot. Northwestern is top-ranked in journalism, business (Kellogg), engineering, education, theater, and chemistry; the Medill School of Journalism has produced many Pulitzer winners and media leaders. Landmark buildings include the 1940s Gothic University Library spire, the lakeside Norris University Center, and the recently rebuilt Ryan Field. The lakeside beach is a student favorite, with sailboats in spring and autumn, and frozen lake views in winter. Northwestern, Chicago, and Illinois Urbana-Champaign are Illinois three elite universities.
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Any practical tips for visiting Northwestern University?
The campus beach is Northwestern most beautiful corner, open for strolling Evanston is a livable college town, Main Street has restaurants and cafes to enjoy





