CANCELED: Noted linguist
to speak about language extinction
Grad school seeks nominations
for honorary doctoral degrees
What's cooking at Ellington's?
Foundation urges giving
to faculty, staff campaign
NIU Foundation issues call
for Venture Grant proposals
NIU partners on 'Big Read'
with DeKalb Public Library
Women's Resources to host
'LUNAFEST' film festival
Convocation Center hosts
tribute to 'Motown Greats'
Mobile DMV coming Monday, Oct. 19
Club to celebrate elements
for National Chemistry Week
CISLL to host speaker series
on Response to Intervention
Stroke support group
announces fall activities
Campus Child Care Center
to hold annual book fair
Christian faculty-staff group
to meet for prayer Oct. 13
CLA workshop Oct. 15 to cover
economic development, land use
Anne Feeney, David Rovics
to present concert on campus
College of Business club
to host scholarship dinner
Annuitants Association president
to hold meet-and-greet Nov. 11
Community School workshop
teaches craft of Pysanky eggs
International Programs hosts
series of brown bag lunches
Read good news Brianno Coller
and Pam Smith
Alum’s Feb. 14-inspired sculptureStanding nearly 18 feet tall, its quintet of flames interwoven toward the heavens, the final element of Northern Illinois University’s Forward, Together Forward Memorial Garden is now in place.
Workers installed sculptor Bruce A. Niemi’s “Remembered” two weeks ago in the front-and-center spot of the garden just east of Cole Hall, the site of the Feb. 14, 2008, tragedy.
U.S. Rep. Foster visits campusCongressman Bill Foster visited campus Oct. 5, to tell students of his support for efforts aimed at holding down the cost of higher education.
Defining success: Survey of DHSAs bulldozers and cranes construct the new DeKalb High School building, a team of more than 60 faculty and staff from Northern Illinois University and DHS is planning a high school program that will result in world-class student achievement at both institutions.
As part of this planning process, the design team consulted community members in February and students in May to create a picture of what DHS graduates will need to succeed in the 21st century.
Jazz students spread music gospelRon Carter knows the road, the literal and often mythical one that musicians travel endlessly from one gig to the next.
And in Carter’s line of work – jazz – there’s another road.
Museum Studies wins honors from Illinois Association of Museums NIU’s Interdisciplinary Certificate of Graduate Study in Museum Studies continues to receive external honors.
Northern Television CenterThe first two days of October were good ones for the Northern Television Center and Allen May, its general manager of broadcast news.
Students prepare for CROP Walk Dozens of NIU students, including nutrition and dietetics majors in the School of Family, Consumer and Nutrition Sciences will hit the pavement Sunday for a good cause: the CROP (Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty) walk against hunger.
Get ready for slime time Spooky Science Saturday returns Oct. 24 to NIU
Spooky Science Saturday – NIU’s hugely popular Halloween-related event – promises to be bigger and better than ever this year.