'Concept Papers' sought
for strategic planning initiative
Provost’s Office unveils
new online publication
National Chemistry Week
boasts night of demonstrations
What are students cooking
this week at Ellington’s?
Business Enterprise Program
to host MAFBE networking fair
‘Depression Screening Day’
scheduled for Thursday
PCSOGI invites campus
to ‘Creating Community’
Art Museum to host speaker series
For School of Art Faculty Biennial
University Women's Club
to hold fall potluck dinner
Specialist in science education
to lecture on professional identity
Unity in Diversity seeks theme
Faculty Development invites
proposals for SPS grants
Financial system to go offline
for required maintenance, updates
Scientists discover potential new pathNIU physicist Michel van Veenendaal is a member of a team of scientists who have uncovered a potential path for manipulating superconductivity at the atomic scale.
NIU study finds soy milk as effectiveSoy milk is as effective as skim milk in promoting weight loss, according to an NIU study published in the October issue of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association.
Minor to promote student-professorCarole Minor was working on her doctorate at the University of Maryland when a column in the student newspaper caught her attention.
Amy Levin leading national discussionNIU’s Amy Levin will lead a National Women’s Studies Association audio conference for the purpose of discussing her new report on the discipline of women’s studies at universities across the country.
GPS-powered system enables studentsNIU students now can easily track the near-real-time location, speed and direction of Huskie Buses.
NIU basks in bright lights of Hollywood The NIU students who worked on the Anthony Hopkins independent film project last year have all graduated, but they are still earning extra credit of sorts.
Internship gives aspiring doctor of audiologyDuring a weeklong summer internship at the Illinois School for the Deaf, it was the eyes of NIU doctoral student Shawna Jackson that were opened.
NIU research associate to be featured again“Dirty Jobs” host Mike Rowe is rolling out the “stinky carpet” for NIU research associate Kristin Stanford.