State of the University Address scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 27
Latino Hertiage Month
continues through Oct. 15
Financial system to go offline
for maintenance, updates
Disney Institute to present
'Creativity: Disney Style'
Ally Program to offer
training workshops
Jostens representative
to visit HSC Bookstore
Campus Child Care Center
to host annual book fair
Geology posts schedule
for Fall 2007 Colloquia
Operating Staff will elect
SUCS committee delegate
Christian prayer lunch
scheduled for Sept. 18
Art museum to host talks
on 'Body Politic' exhibition
Lifelong Learning Institute
invites field trip participants
Exploring Majors Fair
scheduled for Oct. 2
Unity in Diversity to unveil
exhibition covering 20 years
Female high schoolers
to view college, careers
Nominations sought for
Presidential Teaching Professors
Women’s Resource Center
launches fall programs
NIU Art Museum hosts
Big Band Dance Night
University Women’s Club
hosts annual fall open house
NIU's Mortar Board chapter
receives esteemed award
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Cellist to perform Lou Reed’sWhen Lou Reed’s “Metal Machine Music” is reproduced at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30, in the Boutell Memorial Concert Hall, NIU School of Music Professor James Phelps expects it will enlighten some and maybe repel others.
David Raymond Grant winner usesClass time has become much more productive, says Marketing Professor Mark Rosenbaum, ever since he ditched old-fashioned lectures.
HHS professor elected NGNA president After only five years of membership in the National Gerontological Nursing Association, Judith Hertz wasn’t sure if she had invested enough time to run for president of the organization.
Grafs announce challenge giftDavid and Diane Graf work to give back to both the Rockford and NIU communities through the David and Diane Graf College of Business Rockford Endowed Scholarship, which they are now trying to build by offering a challenge gift of $10,000 a year for the next five years.
Literacy instructor elected presidentMary E. Gardner, a reading specialist in the Oregon School District and an instructor in NIU’s Department of Literacy Education, has been elected president of the Northern Illinois Reading Council.
Sept. 21 Parade of FlagsMore than 500 local fifth graders will carry the international flags of the more than 80 nations represented at NIU during the eighth annual Parade of Flags, set to step off at 11:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21, from the east side of Huskie Stadium.