Location of Oct. 31 flu shots
moved to Duke Ellington Ballroom
What's cooking at Ellington’s?
Art professor Reisberg to speak
at women's networking luncheon
Art Museum to host speaker series
Community School of the Arts
presents two concerts next week
'Art & Artifacts' opens at Nehring
NIU turns media's spotlightNIU’s School of Theatre and Dance and the Department of Anthropology attract award-winning scholars and brilliant students from around the world. Some
of the alumni rise to the pinnacles of their fields.
Yet their success comes despite the appalling condition of the building that houses those programs.
NIU-Net paves wayWhile DeKalb has long been famous for things such as corn and barbed wire, Northern Illinois University’s NIU-Net has put the region on the map in a new way that could pay big dividends to the local economy.
Provost’s semiannual ‘Multiculturalist’ publicationFor 13 years, NIU faculty and staff have gathered each spring to learn more about making their courses multicultural in nature.
Now they have a way to read about that process and learn what others are doing.
Political scientist, sportswriter, Eagle Scout:When Ben Gross was 6, he plotted his life path on a piece of paper and showed it to his mom. His career trajectory included stints as a paleontologist, storm chaser and president of the United States.
Chiller project to begin in April While the snap of fall in the air has many contemplating the winter ahead, planners in the Division of Finance and Facilities already are focusing on next summer, when a major project will shut down a stretch of Normal Road for several weeks and disrupt much of the East Campus.
NIU students now can get math degreeNIU’s Department of Mathematical Sciences/Division of Statistics is now offering an emphasis in actuarial science for students who would like to pursue careers as actuaries, consistently rated among the top professional jobs in the nation.
IEPA director will visit campus to speakDoug Scott, director of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and former mayor of Rockford, will visit campus Wednesday, Nov. 7, to discuss how the state is working to reduce greenhouse gases.