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Welcome to the home of the
Northern Illinois University Huskie Alumni Marching Band

For over 100 years, the NIU Huskie Band along with the Silverettes, Color Guard, Flags, Mascots, and Twirlers have wowed crowds all over the country with our music and performances. We've supported our school, athletics, and programs and have been an exciting part of NIU history. During our college days, we worked hard and were the heart and the "Pride of the Midwest". After graduation, we became Alumni to our great school.

As Alumni, we still embody all of the spirit and pride we had before but, we've lacked organization as a group. Now, the Alumni Band has a new home here at NIU. With the aid of the NIU Alumni Association, a group of band members spanning decades of the band have come together and helped form an Alumni Affinity group for the band. It's called the NIU Huskie Marching Band Alumni Council.

The Alumni Council is working on behalf of all former members of the band to support the interests of the NIU Huskie Marching Band and advance the interests of Marching Band alumni.

This is your resource for the latest news and happenings within the Alumni Band. Reconnect with the band.

Campus News

For the latest news regarding the Feb. 14 shooting at NIU, visit the university website at http://www.niu.edu/index.shtml

NIU mourns the loss of our ownIn memorium to the students that died on February, 14, 2008, the school has posted the following link... http://www.niu.edu/tragedy/memorial.html and created the February 14 Student Scholarship Fund to honor their memory.
 

Upcoming Events

Alumni Council Quick Update
Thursday, April 10 @ following Alumni Networking Event
NIU DeKalb campus.

Alumni Council Meeting
Thursday, May 22 @ 7:00 p.m.
NIU Naperville campus.
(a block or so west of the corner of Naperville and Diehl Roads.)