Asian American Heritage Month
includes 'Tour of Asia' exhibition
School of Music composers
to perform concert tonight
What's cooking at Ellington's?
Latino Resource Center,
DeafPride to host speaker
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
Arnhart to give keynote address
for University of Chicago event
Alumni Association to host
trip to Iceland in July
Health Enhancement to mark
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Candidate forums planend
for Honors Program top job
Faculty invited to teach
UNIV 101/201 this fall
Friends of NIU Libraries
to host author E.E. Knight
Baccalaureate Review group
to host one more open forum
NIU Jazz Ensemble to perform
annual spring concert Thursday
NIU to host series of forums
regarding NCAA recertification
Oxford professor to speak
on Lincoln's purpose, power
Chemistry students will benefitTwo NIU researchers have each won National Institutes of Health grants of more than $200,000 that will enable undergraduates and graduate students to work on basic research projects in chemistry and biochemistry.
SPS announces recipientsFour members of the Supportive Professional Staff (SPS) have been chosen to receive the university’s Presidential Awards for Excellence.
The recipients are Nancy Apperson, coordinator of the Employee Assistance Program; Barbara A. Fouts, acting assistant director for team supervision in Career Services; Lina Davide Ong, director of the International Training Office; and Connie Uhlken, nursing program coordinator in the School of Nursing and Health Studies.
Grant Tower C scheduled for remodel,Grant Tower C will be shut down so work can begin on a major remodeling project to make the building safer, more comfortable and more attractive.
King Commons set for update this summer Martin Luther King Commons, one of the main crossroads on campus, will undergo a major facelift this summer.
School of Music celebrates continuationNIU’s School of Music is celebrating continued funding from two external sources: the Liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts and the local George and Betty Dutton Foundation.
‘Death by Chocolate’ promisesFriends of NIU Libraries will present a tasty event titled “Death by Chocolate,” celebrating an anthology of short mystery stories that are all related to the City of Chicago.