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Isaiah Steinberg is a junior at Northwestern University. From Syracuse, New York, Isaiah most recently served as a Metro/Business Intern at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He was also the Campus Editor at The Daily Northwestern and is passionate about political and investigative journalism. His experience spans multiple desks, including Campus, City, Sports and Photo, but he has a special place in his heart for local political reporting.

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NU College Republicans hosts "detransitioned" activist Chloe Cole

NU College Republicans hosts "detransitioned" activist Chloe Cole

Content Warning: This story includes mentions of suicide. Activist Chloe Cole gave a talk opposing gender-aff…

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Recent NPEP graduate Benard McKinley marches through The Arch after being freed from prison

Recent NPEP graduate Benard McKinley marches through The Arch after being freed from prison

Dozens of people lined up alongside The Arch Monday, waving pom poms and clapping enthusiastically as Benard …

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Norris Winter Carnival provides students wholesome fun, respite from cold weather

Norris Winter Carnival provides students wholesome fun, respite from cold weather

The movie playing in front of the roller skating rink wasn't the only thing that was "Frozen" during the annu…

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F1 camp for Las Vegas teens blends go-kart races, tech lessons

F1 camp for Las Vegas teens blends go-kart races, tech lessons

The F1 Drive Karting Camp, part of a partnership between the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix and the Boys & Girls Clu…

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Recent grads report competitive Nevada job market, despite strong indicators

Recent grads report competitive Nevada job market, despite strong indicators

According to a February survey by student-focused job search platform Handshake, 56 percent of college senior…

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Las Vegas Valley picking up the pieces after powerful windstorm - PHOTOS

Las Vegas Valley picking up the pieces after powerful windstorm - PHOTOS

A Tuesday afternoon windstorm brought gusts up to 70 mph, damaging trees and power lines in the eastern valle…

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Young peacebuilders: Funding matters, but so do trust and partnerships

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By Jolina Dong, Isaiah Steinberg
| UN News Today
Facebook Twitter Print Email By Jolina Dong & Isaiah Steinberg Peace and Security As conflicts around the world continue to proliferate, a group of young UN peacebuilders met at UN Headquarters on the margins of the first ever UN Peacebuilding Week to reflect on what actions they can take to promote peace.
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‘Brushed under the rug’: Alumni allege discrimination in Northwestern genetic counseling program

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By Isaiah Steinberg
| Daily Northwestern Verified
In mid-2021, an affinity group for students identifying as Black, Indigenous and people of color within Northwestern’s Graduate Program in Genetic Counseling was instructed to stop holding meetings. According to former students, the group provided a space for BIPOC students to talk about their experiences in genetic counseling, especially in clinical settings.
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SAFC allocates $3.29 million to student organizations

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By Isaiah Steinberg
| Daily Northwestern Verified
The Associated Student Government’s Student Activities Finance Committee announced $3.29 million in funding allocations to student groups for the 2026-27 academic year Friday. The sum represents an increase of more than half a million dollars in funding for student groups compared to funding for the 2025-26 academic year. Two hundred ninety student groups applied for ASG funding this year. SAFC’s $3.29 million comes from the ASG Activity Fee on students’ tuition bill.
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