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Gallery: NIU displays work of students graduating in Bachelors of Fine Arts

By Sofia Howell, Photojournalist
May 1, 2025
Sofia Howell
Senior fine arts major Connor McMillan’s steel piece “Rage Eternal, Shiny and Chrome” sits attached to a wall in the Jack Olson Gallery. The Bachelor of Fine Arts Show will be held in the Jack Olson Gallery from April 28 to May 17. (Sofia Howell | Northern Star)
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Senior fine arts major Sophie Bergagna framed artworks “Dissection of A Skate” (left), “Odontolabis Mouhotii spp. elegans” (top right) and a flowering plant hang on the wall in the Jack Olson Gallery. Bergagna’s work is a mixture between nature and science that seeks to teach others. (Sofia Howell | Northern Star)
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Maha Almasri, senior biology major, attempts to kick a soccer ball to hit targets on Thursday at Jewel Osco, located at 1320 Sycamore Road, for Jewel Jamboree. The parking lot of Jewel Osco had games for students to play, a DJ and free groceries in addition to the groceries given indoors. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
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