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What's cooking at Ellington's?
Tenth 'Reality Bytes' brings
14 student films to DeKalb
International Programs hosts
series of brown bag lunches
PCPD seeks nominations
for Clogston Spirit Award
Keynote speaker to address
brain's 'language, politics'
Conference promotes teen literacy
CLAS caps 50th anniversary
with forum on liberal learning
Alumni Association invites
travelers to Rockies Webinar
Asian American Center will
recognize April heritage month
Alumni Association to host
Avalon Quartet concert
PCSM to host 'Friendship' luncheon
Graduate School to honor
its outstanding students
Journalism program to host
50th annual awards banquet
'5K the Night Away' race
supports Grad Sport Society
Families sought to host
youth leadership programs
CLA workshop to cover
'new civic responsibilities'
Speaker to address diversity
concepts in corporate America
Kickoff volunteers needed
for April 17 NIU Cares Day
College of Law to host
5K run-walk, barbecue
Test prep registration open
for GRE, GMAT, LSAT
Convo Center seeks sellers
for 'Colossal Clean Sweep'
Athletics seeks volunteers
for two April track meets
Geology hosts spring colloquia
History professor publishes book
Jeff Kowalski, Amy Newman, Zhili Xiao named Presidential Research ProfessorsArt historian Jeff Karl Kowalski, poet Amy Newman and physicist Zhili Xiao have been named recipients of the 2010 Presidential Research Professorships, the university’s top recognition for outstanding research or artistry.
State Budget Update page addsHave you heard the rumor about four-day work weeks becoming permanent? Or the one about the early retirement buy-out?
Neither one is true, which you could learn for yourself if you check out the Rumors and Questions section on the university’s recently revamped State Budget Update Web site.
State: April 13 is ‘John La Tourette Day’The State of Illinois has officially proclaimed Tuesday, April 13, as “John La Tourette Day” in honor of NIU’s 10th president.
La Tourette will be on campus that day for a 10 a.m. naming ceremony at the newly designated John E. La Tourette Hall, formerly known as the Faraday Hall West building.
Accountancy students enjoy IRS forensic accounting simulations Accountancy students at NIU started their class work Friday, March 26, by learning how to properly apply handcuffs to a suspected drug dealer.
Southeast Asian high school students willA group of 26 high school students and five adult leaders from foreign countries will get a unique view of America after they arrive this week at NIU’s Center for Southeast Asian Studies for a three-week stay.
Leadership Week 2010 will offerBeginning today, Student Involvement and Leadership Development will host Leadership Week 2010 open to faculty, staff and students.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service honor efforts of NIU biology professor, Ph.D. student The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is honoring NIU Biological Sciences Professor Rich King, known as the godfather of the Lake Erie Water Snake, and his Ph.D. student Kristin Stanford, aka the “Island Snake Lady” of Ohio’s Put-in-Bay Harbor.
College of Education dean hopefulsFinalists for the deanship of the College of Education began coming to campus last week to hold open forums with students, faculty and staff.