Campus – Cherubs 2025

Cherubs conducted interviews and photographed attendees at Evanston’s Fourth of July parade.

Cherubs have various ways to elevate their dining hall experiences.

Cherubs brought bits of home to Northwestern University.

To break the cycle of going to Fisk Hall, the beach and downtown Evanston, some cherubs opted to stargaze with their downtime.

Cherubs recount their experiences making friends while on adventures and during awkward conversations.

Cherubs recount finding unexpected friendship and bonds through sharing a dorm.

Cherubs share what they forgot to bring and how to balance style and comfort.

Diverse cherubs forge international bonds over a short four weeks.

Listen to how cherubs adjusted to sharing a living space with a stranger.

Cherubs find spots on campus to sleep, eat, work with friends and meet deadlines.

After they check in for the night, cherubs pass the time in a variety of ways.

Cherubs Got Talent showcased 13 acts, from dances and songs to a cartwheel marathon and a cherub-themed rap.

Cherub rule-breakers share their Spit List experiences.

Throughout the program, cherubs have exercised in a variety of ways.

How to do laundry in Jones Hall in the most efficient way.

Cherubs bond over a night of sports, sweat and smiles.

Ever wondered how 90 cherubs could share four washing machines? They did too.

Despite their best efforts, cherubs found themselves making lots of emergency Target trips to buy essentials—and non-essentials.

The cherubs spend their two-hour lunch break eating, napping, chatting and more.

Cherubs conducted interviews and photographed attendees at Evanston’s Fourth of July parade.

Cherubs explore their close relationships with the CAAs, crediting them for their unforgettable experience.

Cherubs didn’t just learn how to write — they also took classes in photo, audio and video journalism.

Learn to use the microwave, a popular appliance among cherubs for late-night snacks.