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NIU plans 'Day of Reflection'
for Feb. 14, 2010, remembrance
Secretary of State mobile office
open for business today on campus
H1N1 clinic scheduled Wednesday
Valentine's Day cookies on sale
CLA workshop to examine
leadership in 'trying times'
Author to speak on book
about African-American girls
'Project Prom' urges women
to donate gowns, accessories
Faculty Development to honor
outstanding graduate TAs
Symposium to give overview
of progress in radiation therapy
Alumni Association plans trip
to see Passion play in Germany
Community School offers
details on summer camps
ITS invites reviews, testing
of new CAR request forms
UNIV 101/201teachers needed for fall
NIU friends, alumni invited
to 'family night' at Costco
Twenty-two future teachers who are students in the NIU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will put their lessons to good use this semester at DeKalb High School.
NIU’s new tutoring internship awards academic course credit to students who are signed up to tutor three hours a week at the high school, which in 2011 will become the newest professional development school between NIU and DeKalb Community Unit School District 428.
NIU ROCK joins Woodward GovernorMilitary vehicles and aircraft someday could be lighter, cheaper and more reliable, thanks to a collaboration between the NIU ROCK program and Woodward Governor.
A federal grant worth $1.6 million is funding the work.
Filipino human rights activistVeteran Filipino human rights activist Marie Hilao-Enriquez will be the featured speaker for the next installment of the John A. Niemi International Lecture Series.
Her talk on human rights and social movements in the Philippines will be held from 6 to 8:40 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Art Museum bus trip will make stopsNIU’s Art Museum will present “Our First GOTBON (Get-On-The-Bus Over-Nighter),” a pop culture-inspired trip to St. Louis with Route 66 stops along the way.
The trip takes place from Friday, March 19, through Sunday, March 21.