Chamber Choir, U. Chorus
combine for concert tonight
What's cooking at Ellington's?
LGBT Resource Center invites
participation in mural project
NIU Wind Symphony to play
with Naperville Central H.S.
NIU Wind Ensemble to premiere
Feb. 14-inspired 'In Memoriam'
Baccalaureate Review group
schedules three open forums
Speaker to talk Korean culture
at Women's Day luncheon
Speaker to address 'expectations,
experiences' of students of color
University Bookstore to close
for annual spring inventory
Academic Convocation seeks
faculty-student research projects
Thumbs up: Media Services, Federico Sciammarella and Milovoje M. Kostic
Mathematics professor Awanou winsNIU’s Gerard Awanou, an assistant professor of mathematical sciences, has won an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship, one of the nation’s most significant awards for promising young scientists and researchers.
Assessment Expo spurs talk What can good assessment practices produce? What does good assessment require?
The 65 NIU faculty and staff who gathered Friday morning for NIU’s second Assessment Expo, which this year featured four roundtable discussions on various ways to measure desired outcomes, have plenty of answers.
DHS planners to hear ideasMore than 250 members of the NIU and DeKalb Community Unit School District 428 neighborhoods have been invited to help create the definition of a successful DeKalb High School graduate.
Women’s History Month goes green Nearly two dozen programs and activities are on tap at NIU for Women’s History Month in March: “Women, the Environment and Sustainability.”