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Employers: NIU grads in demand
What's cooking at Ellington's?
Speaker to question claims
about meaning of symbols
Friends of NIU Libraries
to host author Sarah Monette
NIU to celebrate children's lit
at 30th annual conference
Community School invites
campus to Art Express show
CISLL asks faculty, students
to participate in poster day
Registration encouraged now
for Spring Family Weekend
Convo Center to welcome
Ben Harper, Relentless 7
Convo Center seeks sellers
for 'Colossal Clean Sweep'
Operating Staff Council invites
nominations for annual awards
Parking Services to close
daily for early lunch hour
Unity in Diversity seeks
theme for 2011 campaign
HSC Bookstore to close
for three-day inventory
CLA's two-part seminar
covers managing personnel
Program will urge freshmen
to gain research experience
Athletics seeks volunteers
for two April track meets
Thai travel applications due March 5
Geology hosts spring colloquia
University Police warn of bank scam
NIU's first Undergraduate Research Day to turn spotlight on faculty-guided academic explorationsUndergraduates who have conducted research under the watchful eyes of their professors have a chance to show off that work this spring.
NIU, Oakton to offer bachelor’sNIU officials announced last week that, starting in June 2010, the university will offer a Bachelor of Science in Applied Management degree with an emphasis in public safety at Oakton Community College in Des Plaines.
Guerra de la Paz exhibit piques imagination with questions of home, life in global society It almost defies words.
There are plenty of nouns and adjectives to describe what currently consumes the Jack Olson Gallery but, no matter how they are arranged or employed, they fall woefully short in attempting to capture everything the visual spectacle offers the eyes and the imagination.
Work to begin Saturday on chiller Work to complete a new chilled water cooling system might cause some minor disruptions to foot traffic on the east side of campus between Saturday, March 6, and Friday, March 12.
Northern Illinois Proton Center delayed by economic conditions Center vows to work with state health board to continue project
The Northern Illinois Proton Treatment and Research Center (NIPTRC) last week announced the approaching conclusion of NIPTRC’s two-year certificate of exemption from the state’s health facilities board will necessitate a re-appearance before a newly created Health Facilities and Services Review Board for a new approval process.
Proton Center on vergePartnerships proving highly beneficial in research
Scientists and researchers from the NIPTRC and NIU along with their partners are developing a new imaging process using a proton beam that they believe will be a major medical breakthrough in the delivery of proton beam therapy for cancer patients.
Women’s Voices/Women’s Visions
NIU celebrates Women’s History Month in March
NIU will celebrate Women’s History Month in March with a variety of events based on the theme of “Women’s Voices/Women’s Visions.”
Author Julia Serano will visit NIUCalifornia-based writer Julia Serano, who has gained national attention in transgender, queer and feminist circles for her unique insights into gender, will visit NIU in March to deliver a public lecture on the topic of “rethinking sexualization.”