DeKALB – President Lisa Freeman spoke at Thursday’s State of the University, advocating for a push for the Illinois Board of Higher Education’s goals, specifically a push to recruit transfer students.
TRANSFER ADMISSIONS
Freeman spoke about NIU’s...
DeKALB – Artificial Intelligence is beginning to enter Blackboard for professors with monthly updates from the website to turn time-consuming tasks into time-efficient tasks.
Northern Illinois University's professors and students use the Blackboard...
By Gabby Crabtree, Former News Editor
| February 8, 2024
DeKALB – The Huskie Pledge is raising its eligibility requirements to require a gross family income of $75,000 to $100,000 annually starting in the 2024-2025 school year.
AIM High Huskie Pledge is a program for Illinois high school seniors that covers...
DeKALB – The information in this report is compiled from the NIU Police Department’s Daily Crime Log.
Any case defined as “unfounded” was not included in this list. Any case “closed by exception” means the case is closed due to circumstances...
DeKALB – The Lunar New Year is coming up Saturday as the year of the dragon, with different celebrations happening around campus originating at the Asian American Resource Center.
The Lunar New Year is a holiday celebrated by billions of people...
DeKALB – Spring undergraduate re-enrollment reached decade-old peaks where total enrollment remained stagnant.
A 1% decline signified the 143 student difference of the 14,221 students re-enrolled in the spring 2024 semester compared to the previous...
By Michael Mollsen, Former Written Managing Editor
| February 5, 2024
DeKALB – At Friday’s Student Government Association Senate meeting, two new resolutions were passed altering election protocols.
CHANGES TO ELECTION PROTOCOLS
Resolution 55037, which clarifies candidates cannot campaign within 100 feet of any building...
DeKALB – “NIU you cannot hide, you’re supporting genocide,” was the new chant yelled throughout MLK Commons last Friday as Pro-Palestine protests continued against the war and the university.
Students protested in response to a university comment...
By Michael Mollsen, Former Written Managing Editor
| February 4, 2024
DeKALB – The Student Government Associations’s 8 minute and 35 second long State of the SGA Address took place Friday, where the SGA expressed some of their achievements to no students.
The State of the SGA, according to their one Instagram post,...
By Gabby Crabtree, Former News Editor
| February 2, 2024
DeKALB – The Young Trailblazers Panel brought four young CEOs and founders of businesses and non profit organizations to speak to NIU students about entrepreneurship and following their passions.
THE PANEL
The panel took place from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m....
DeKALB – “Kiss Him, Not Me” and “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End” are two anime being shown with the Anime Association this semester.
NIU’s Anime Association meets from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Stevens Building 170A.
The...
DeKALB – NIU’s 10-day enrollment report made small impacts at the University Council meeting Wednesday.
Interim Executive Vice President and Provost Laurie Eilish-Piper in place of President Lisa Freeman shared the enrollment statistics for the...
