What's cooking at Ellington's?
NIU Women's Golf invites
foursomes to spring outing
Law symposium on mental illness
will feature renowned speakers
Nehring Gallery hosts
'Peter Squared' exhibition
NIU Art Museum presents
'Life and Art of Käthe Kollwitz'
Secretary of State to bring
mobile services to campus
Latino Resource Center to host
'Crime Against Humanity' play
Software, system maintenance
to take down PeopleSoft financial
Speaker to address literacy
of history, chemistry, math
WNIJ to preview documentary
on 'Prairie Home' creator, host
NIU joins global V-Day effort
to stop violence against females
Convo Center to host
'Colossal Clean Sweep'
Volunteers needed for track meet
Trip planned to 'Twelfth Night'
Asian American Heritage Month
includes 'Tour of Asia' exhibition
Academic Convocation extends
deadline for faculty submissions
Literacy Clinic to hold
book fair at Barnes & Noble
Research, Graduate Studies to hold
reception for outstanding students
Law Library announces hours
for reading period, final exams
Alumni Association to host
trip to Iceland in July
Health Enhancement marks
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Final candidate forum Wednesday
for Honors Program top job
Faculty invited to teach UNIV 101/201
Nancy Wingfield wins travel grant
Scherer, Arnhart,One is finding clues to climate change beneath the ocean depths, another spearheading a movement that applies evolution to human politics and a third probing the atomic structure of materials for potential technological breakthroughs.
Meet the 2009 winners of NIU’s Presidential Research Professorships: Reed Scherer, Larry Arnhart and Michel van Veenendaal.
Baccalaureate Review group nears end of public input phase Members of the Baccalaureate Review Task Force will host a final open forum Tuesday to conclude a semester-long collection of opinions on the meaning of an NIU bachelor’s degree.
Office of Sponsored Projects to hostThe Federal Stimulus Package (ARRA), the FY09 federal budget and the FY10 federal budget all contain significant new funds to support university-based research and development efforts.
NIU students will study
abroadA reunion between NIU professor Kurt Thurmaier and an old college friend has resulted in the first-ever NIU Study Abroad program to Tanzania, where students this summer will help build a high school dormitory for girls and learn about the workings of non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
College of Business earns national ranking BusinessWeek Magazine once again has included the NIU College of Business on its list of the top undergraduate business schools in the nation, ranking it 73rd, up eight spots from last year.
Deacon Davis AwardNIU’s Presidential Commission on the Status of Minorities (PCSM) has announced the winners of the 2009 Deacon Davis Diversity Awards: Don Bramlett, Lt. Darren Mitchell and Derrick Smith.
President invites nominationsPresident John Peters invites nominations of faculty, staff and students for appointment to the four presidential commissions. The nominations will be for appointments effective in AY2009-10.
NIU Cares Day is Saturday NIU Cares Day, an annual service event that brings students, faculty and staff members together to complete service projects throughout Sycamore and DeKalb, is scheduled for Saturday, April 18.