Ethical concerns prevented Student Association Supreme Court from meeting April 8 regarding the future of a student trustee position. Justice Aaron Funfsinn said he was unsure when the court could meet again. "An ethical complaint was lodged against one...

For most students, summer marks a shift in priorities. Instead of hitting the books, students get summer jobs in an effort to earn enough money to last them until winter break. But summer is also when students undergo extended tours of volunteering. Take...

April 9 At 8:42 a.m., University Police responded to a report of a domestic battery in progress at Grant South. When the officers arrived, the fight had ended. Investigation revealed both individuals were mutual combatants. One individual had more extensive...

Behind the bushy, graying beard that frames the gentle smile every customer receives, Michael Fitzgerald's passion burns bright. Fitzgerald, known as Dr. Java to the regulars at his coffee house, Java 101, 901 Lucinda Ave., has a storied past that influences...

"Sit up straight!" A mom's advice on posture may have more bearing on NIU students as three weeks remain before final exams. Glenda Smith, an NIU instructor in the department of kinesiology and physical education, teaches posture education and relaxation...

It's the Sunday evening before finals, and the anxiety is building as two lengthy research papers and multiple tests stare you in the face. Papers and projects stack on top of each other, leaving many students scrambling to complete everything on time....

Students from abroad will help bring a flare of cultural diversity to NIU. India Night will be a night to celebrate Indian culture that will be hosted by the Indian Students Association tonight Duke Ellington Ballroom at 7 p.m. Shashank Nalla, president...

NIU students living in Grant South residence hall next year may see their own computer lab in their future. The Residential Technology department under Housing and Dining, commonly referred to as ResTech, has been in talks to build a computer lab for...

Today marks the second to last day that Christians have gone without some of their favorite treats. Thursday, referred to as Holy Thursday, was the last day of Lent. Lent is a period, which began on Feb. 25 and lasts until Easter Sunday, of fasting practiced...

April 6 At 10:14 p.m., University Police responded to a report of two combative females at the Huskies Den in the Holmes Student Center. One of the females had broken a pool bridge. Friends, security and the responding officer separated the females. One...

There are no updates in the armed robbery that occurred in Neptune East Monday. Lt. Todd Henert of the University Police said the investigation is ongoing, and that no arrests have been made. Although the robbery was allegedly done with a "black steel...

Seven people, four of whom were symbolically gagged, stood in the King Memorial Commons to show the "Silent Statistics" of rape and sexual assault Thursday. Safe Passage, Men Against Sexual and Interpersonal Violence, the Women's Resource Center, the...