Fall 'Multiculturalist' online
MCTI participants give presentations
What's cooking at Ellington's?
Chamber Choir to offer
'Reflections on Civil War'
WNIU to host one-day pledge drive
Jazz Ensemble to perform Nov. 5
Friends of NIU Libraries hosts
talk on Underground Railroad
Nominations sought for 'Who's Who'
Application period opens
for faculty travel fellowships
Retirement party scheduled
for HSC bookstore's Foster
Retirement party scheduled
for financial aid's Hogeveen
Three-mile walk, run Nov. 7
to benefit 'Miles for Myles'
CISLL to host speaker series
on Response to Intervention
International Programs hosts
series of brown bag lunches
KishHealth System, NIU celebrate openingA collaborative effort among area health care providers, philanthropists, elected officials and NIU has created a new community resource for individuals and families who do not have access to primary medical care.
The Community Cares Clinic, located within NIU’s Family Health, Wellness and Literacy Center at 3100 Sycamore Road, provides primary care services for area residents with and without health insurance. Nearly two years in the planning, the Clinic addresses community concerns that the neediest in the community did not have access to non-emergency medical care.
NIU to offer bachelor’s degreesNIU will offer a Bachelor’s of Science in Applied Management with an emphasis in Public Safety degree on the campus of Harper College beginning next summer.
NIU’s new degree was recently approved by the Illinois Board of Higher Education and will allow working police officers, firefighters and emergency management personnel to earn an accredited bachelor’s degree affordably and close to home.
Huskie Marching Band to presentThe Huskie Marching Band will present its annual year-end concert at the NIU Convocation Center at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19.
The marching band, drum line, color guard and Silverettes will perform highlights from the marching shows throughout the year, as well as favorite songs and cheers heard during the game.