What's cooking at Ellington's?
Swedish jazz pianist to play
Wednesday concert at NIU
School of Art hosts speaker
Thursday on relics, reliquaries
Jazz Lab Band, U-Jazz Band
to perform Thursday concert
Community School offers
class on theater improvisation
Faculty Development to honor
outstanding graduate TAs
Accounting sets cut-off dates
for FY09 purchase orders
NIU offers ACT prep courses
four Saturdays beginning Feb. 21
CLA to present seminar
on disaster preparedness
Operating Staff seeks nominees
for Outstanding Service Awards
Application deadline approaches
for faculty travel fellowships
NIU seeks student applicants
for congressional internships
Community School sponsors
high school Jazz Combo Day
Graduate student travel award
changes nomination criteria
Alumni Association plans
trips to Peru, South Africa
NIU pauses to remember Feb. 14, 2008NIU spent Saturday, Feb. 14, in a day of reflection as the university community marked the one-year anniversary of the Cole Hall tragedy.
“One year after the worst day in our history, NIU remains determined to not let an act of violence define us,” President John Peters told a large crowd at a candlelight vigil.
PRESIDENT PETERS: THOUGHTS ONE YEAR LATER >>
NIU unveils plansNorthern Illinois University will build a garden near Cole Hall, with a curved peaceful walkway and five illuminated sections of cardinal red granite, as a permanent memorial to victims of the Feb. 14, 2008, shootings on campus.
Five Northern Illinois University students with strong character, grand ambitions and intellectual curiosity are now recipients of the first-ever Forward, Together Forward scholarships: Deanna Bach, Jacqueline Do, Scott Hudek, Justin Kuryliw and Grace Weidner.
Rosato named dean at NIU Law Established in 1974, the NIU College of Law is young by some standards, but it might feel like an old and established institution to its newly appointed dean.
Communication students winWhen it comes to their future careers, it’s safe to say Amanda Stevens and Theresa Miller are a step ahead.