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Sunday's wreath laying ceremony
What's cooking at Ellington's?
International Program hosts
series of brown bag lunches
Northern Pride holds lunches
every Thursday at Blackhawk
School of Music to host
Internet2 webcast for Haiti
Deadline extended, topics expanded
for SEA Club conference papers
ARTLab, gallery to present
Guerra de la Paz's 'Home'
Annuitants intived to visit
Chicago Botanic Garden
KSO to perform with winners
of Young Artists Competition
Kay Forest is featured speaker
at Women's Day Luncheon
Thai travel applications due March 5
Northern Public Radio seeks
volunteers for spring campaign
Host families being sought
for youth leadership programs
Geology hosts spring colloquia
Art Museum to host programs
for Pop Culture Exhibition Suite
Students to seel cookies, cocoa
to send child to Camp Speak Up
Alumni Association offers peek
at Canadian Rockies trip online
Academic Convocation 2010 seeks
proposals for project presentations
Nehring Gallery features
DeKalb Ag memories
Farewell reception planned
for LGBT's Margie Cook
PCSW luncheon to feature
Lincoln Laureate Shay Galto
PCSW invites award nominations
Author to speak on book
about African-American girls
'Project Prom' urges women
to donate gowns, accessories
Faculty Development to honor
outstanding graduate TAs
Switchgrass Books garners
Chicago media attention
Gunkel writes on 'danger'
present in higher education
NIU marks second anniversaryHuddled in the darkness of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Commons, shivering in a February air more frigid than most January nights, hundreds of members of the NIU family held flickering white candles.
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Five outstanding students chosen The compassion, devotion to service and thirst for knowledge displayed by the five students lost at NIU two years ago will live on through the recipients of this year’s Forward Together Forward scholarships.
Feb. 14 Memorial Center to close With the Forward, Together Forward Memorial Garden established in September 2009, attendance at the Memorial Center has dropped considerably. The temporary Memorial Center will close Friday, Feb. 26.
Geology professors in demand after last week's earthquake The most popular people on campus last week had to be the geologists.
NIU mourns marketing professor Wagle Friends and colleagues of Jay Wagle spent last week recalling the wit and warmth of the retired marketing professor who died Sunday, Feb. 7, at age 63.
Physics whips up flurryNIU’s Department of Physics must have set some kind of publication record last week.
NIU to recognize weekNIU has several activities planned for National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, which begins Sunday, Feb. 21.
Legendary composer arrives Tuesday Composer Morten Lauridsen will begin a three-day residency Tuesday at the NIU School of Music.
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NIU's Green Team encouragesStop throwing batteries in the trash! NIU’s Task Force for a Sustainable Campus Environment (Green Team) will take them free of charge!