Northwestern Athletics The Inside NU editors-in-chief try to reply to (almost) all the questions you have about Northwestern sports right now. Thank you all for submitting your mailbag questions to us! We tried our best to answer all the questions that we could reply to. So without further ado, here are the responses: From Ben Chasen (via X): Favorite Northwestern … [Read more...] about Answering all of your mailbag questions!
Biggest impact newcomers for NUFB not named Preston Stone
Jacksonville State Athletics A lot of new faces to look out for on the both sides of the ball. Northwestern football’s 2025 roster will feature 13 incoming transfers and 20 new additions from the recruiting class of 2025. SMU transfer quarterback Preston Stone is, of course, the biggest name as the presumptive Week One starter, but there are immediate contributors to … [Read more...] about Biggest impact newcomers for NUFB not named Preston Stone
Men’s Golf: With new faces and veteran returners, Northwestern sets sights on 2025–26 success
Northwestern Athletics After finishing 35th in the Clippd national rankings and just missing out on the NCAA Championships, the Wildcats prepare for a new season with returning stars and promising newcomers. Northwestern men’s golf wrapped up a solid campaign with an appearance in the NCAA Tallahassee Regional and a No. 35 national ranking, according to Clippd. The … [Read more...] about Men’s Golf: With new faces and veteran returners, Northwestern sets sights on 2025–26 success
What events should come to Northwestern Medicine Field?
Northwestern Athletics / nusports.com Who and what would most benefit from the overlook of Lake Michigan? With the PLL and NWSL making their marks on Northwestern’s Evanston campus and bringing professional events to The Lakefront, the wheels began to turn amongst students as to what events the higher ups should consider erecting inside Martin Stadium next year. Here … [Read more...] about What events should come to Northwestern Medicine Field?
How Northwestern alumni are navigating the unknowns of lacrosse beyond college
Jack Sullivan Staying involved in women’s lacrosse after college hasn’t been easy. However, former Wildcats make the most out of their opportunities to create a world where the NCAA isn’t the pinnacle of the sport. If you walked through the streets of New York City at 5 a.m., you might find Kendall Halpern hitting lacrosse balls against the wall of a brick … [Read more...] about How Northwestern alumni are navigating the unknowns of lacrosse beyond college