State of the University Address
scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 10
LGBT Resource Center
to host Open House Days
Community School invites children
to popular 'Art Express' program
Nominations invited
for Lincoln Laureates
Give children fundamental motor
skills through KNPE program
Community School offers lessons
on piano, guitar for adults, children
Speaker will explain impact
of exercise on literacy, learning
Nominations sought for
2009-10 BOT professors
Community School of the Arts
begins classes, ensembles, lessons
University Women to hold
annual fall reception Sept. 23
Art Museum opens three exhibitions
Bennardo, Smith-Shank earn honors
Crafting Maya IdentityNew exhibition at NIU will lend credibility
to emerging art form in northern Yucatán
Some art historians scoff at the notion of conducting academic research into the wood carvings sold to tourists at various archeological sites in the Puuc region of Yucatán, Mexico.
New School of Art ‘themed year’For two years, chatter spread through the School of Art about one of the intriguing premises of an exhibition being prepared for the Jack Olson Gallery.
Cotsones to concentrate liaison dutiesRena Cotsones, NIU’s longtime executive director of community relations, has a new and exclusive focus: Rockford.
NIU’s congressional internsMatthew Venaas wins Paul Simon Award
For the three NIU students who interned this past summer in Washington, D.C., the experience did not disappoint.
Former Provost Moody helped leadFormer Provost J. Carroll Moody, a champion of NIU faculty and students who helped successfully defend the university from state efforts in the 1990s to eliminate academic programs, died Tuesday, Aug. 18, in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Literacy Clinic helps more than 100 childrenChildren love summer vacation but, for many, the months away from school can erode their academic abilities.
That’s not true, however, of the more than 100 children who received free tutoring through America Reads.
NIU will hold workshops on how to useCalling all astronomy buffs.
NIU STEM Outreach will hold two upcoming workshops that will allow participants to capture spectacular photographs and explore the heavens using high-tech robotic telescopes that can be accessed online.