What's cooking at Ellington's?
Students invited to apply
for 'Forward' scholarships
Faculty, staff invited
for Homecoming fun
Kishwaukee Symphony to salute
Mendelssohn at season opener
Community School class teaches
documentary photography project
Community School workshop
teaches craft of Pysanky eggs
SPS Council to host
SPS after-hours event
Friends of NIU Libraries
presents 'John Deere Story'
Northern Public Radio seeks
volunteers to field pledge calls
International Programs seeks
nominations for 2009 awards
Fair to showcase diverse
suppliers of products, services
Alumni plans trip to Paris, Normandy
International Programs hosts
series of brown bag lunches
Robert Sims performs for winners
Quinn visits NIU to urgeGov. Pat Quinn visited NIU Friday and pledged his support to restoring second-semester funding to the Monetary Award Program.
The 50-year-old program, known as MAP, provides grants to the neediest of students and is one of the oldest collegiate funding programs in the state. Legislators cut funding for the program in half this year.
Kishwaukee Hospital, NIUKishwaukee Community Hospital, NIU and a DeKalb urologist are participating in a unique collaborative research project investigating a potential treatment for bladder and prostate cancers.
Northern Public Radio’s Tim Emmons winsTim Emmons wanted to become the next Larry Lujack, the legendary “superjock” from Chicago’s WLS radio who is still famous for his funny stories about ill-fated animals.
And as Emmons earned his bachelor’s degree in English and mass communications at Illinois State University in the late 1970s, his rich baritone voice reached the airwaves.
Time to team up for Olympics,As the organizers of Chicago’s 2016 Olympics bid sprint for Friday’s finish line, NIU Professor of Management Christine Mooney says that it’s time for local business to begin thinking about ways to become part of the Olympic team.