Ethics training begins Thursday
What's cooking at Ellington's?
WNIJ to broadcast
fall membership drive
Athletics plans Friday gala
for Hall of Fame enshrinement
Secretary of State provides
driver's services on campus
MyNIU training team invites
faculty, staff to open labs
HRS announces opening
of on-campus service center
Art Museum exhibition features
contemporary Illinois ceramics
Art Museum exhibition explores
couple's 'Journey Toward Healing'
Retirement reception to honor
College of Education's Ilsley
Phi Beta Kappa proposes
reactivation, award reinstatement
ITS introduces online form
to order document production
Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
invites participation in research
Nominations sought
for honorary degrees
Alumni Association plans
spring trip to Northern Ireland
Jack Olson Gallery to host
Papanek-Miller exhibition, talk
Nominations invited
for BOT Professorships
Travel funds offered for LGBT-related conferences, development
Northern Pride Lunches provide
networking for LGBT community
University Women's Club
to hold annual fall open house
Kishwaukee Concert Band
to perform Oct. 19 concert
International Programs seeks
nominations for 2008 awards
Justice Department gives $1.6MNIU has received a grant of $1,682,225 from the U.S. Department of Justice to cover a portion of the expenses incurred to help the campus recover from the tragic shootings of Feb. 14.
How much is that Huskie Pup‘Communiversity’ auction of Huskies on Parade begins Saturday via eBay to benefit Feb. 14 fund
After Sharon Freagon’s husband died in April of 2004 of a cardiac arrhythmia, the family members found themselves searching for a way to best represent his legacy.
Non-profit group Minority AccessNIU is in the company of some of the nation’s top colleges and universities when it comes to encouraging and fostering diversity.
Art professor, teacher bring students, children togetherFor many Americans, a mention of Darfur conjures only thoughts of George Clooney, Brad Pitt and other film and music celebrities who frequently speak out on the Sudanese region’s behalf.
Yet the genocidal reality there is a grim one.
Historian who chronicled ‘fatal’ movementHistorian Matthew Connelly, who has achieved worldwide acclaim with his 2008 book on the misguided movement to control global population,
will visit NIU this month to deliver the fifth annual installment of the W. Bruce Lincoln Endowed
Lecture Series.
Illinois Association of Museums honors NIU’s ‘Examining Audubon’“Examining Audubon,” a spring 2008 exhibition at the NIU Art Museum curated with the assistance of five Museum Studies graduate students as a capstone class project, has won statewide honors from the Illinois Association of Museums.
Archaeologist Creamer will speakNIU Presidential Research Professor Winifred Creamer will be the featured speaker at an upcoming “networking luncheon” sponsored by the Presidential Commission on the Status of Women and the Women’s Resource Center.