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Huskie coaches prepare
for spring 'Caravan'
CSA offers day camps
for young musicians
Deadline extended again
for Ramayana conference
Art student presents 'photograff'
exhibit, fashion show at DAWC
FIT will open registration
in June for summer session
Faculty, staff urged to update
telephone directory listings
Community School to host
students' spring recitals
ComD students sponsor
Better World book drive
Poster session will shed
light on literacy learning
Christian group to observe
National Day of Prayer May 6
Retirement reception planned
for CAAR's Nancy Kasinski
Norm Stahl elected president
of national literacy organization
NIU to investigate partnershipsNIU’s Board of Trustees gave its unanimous support Thursday to pursuing a partnership with a private developer to build new, state-of-the art on-campus housing.
The proposed residence halls would feature private room configurations for up to 1,000 students as the first stage of a comprehensive plan to replace and renovate the university’s aging, on-campus residential housing options.
NIU to award honorary Ph.DTammy Duckworth’s return to DeKalb
will be
a homecoming for former student
NIU will present an honorary doctoral degree to L. Tammy Duckworth, a decorated Black Hawk helicopter pilot whose severe combat wounds in Iraq cost her both of her legs and who now serves as a top ranking official in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Splendor in the grass – and mystery, too
NIU biologist part of team publishing in Science
NIU biological sciences professor Melvin Duvall is part of a team of scientists whose research published in the latest edition of the journal Science is shedding new light on the evolution of grasslands, which cover nearly one-quarter of the earth’s land surfaces.
Carol Owens announces resignation
Alumna spent five seasons as coach
of Huskie women’s basketball team
Head women’s basketball coach Carol Owens has resigned her post at the school after five years at the helm of the Huskie program.
Owens, a Hall of Fame member, played for NIU from 1985-90.
NIU announces new degree completion partnerships Officials from NIU announced today that the university will start this fall to offer a bachelor of science in applied management degree with an emphasis in computer science at the Kishwaukee College in Malta and at Rock Valley College in Rockford.
The BSAM provides a convenient and affordable avenue for individuals pursuing careers in computer information technology and systems.
New NCAA president has NIU connectionsNew NCAA President Mark A. Emmert’s distinguished career in higher education began in the NIU Department of Political Science.
It also involves fly-fishing in Alaska with NIU President John Peters, an old friend.
Athletic Training staff conduct exerciseFormer NIU defensive lineman Alex Krutsch suited up in his pads one more time last Tuesday.
The game, though, wasn’t football.