NIU’s School of Theatre and Dance performed "Give My Regards To Broadway" Thursday through Sunday at the Stevens Building’s O’Connell Theatre, showcasing 10 Broadway hits of American musical theater. Sunday’s performance attracted a full house....

Body-surfers, beware: The Convocation Center’s security doesn’t play like that. Arena security guards had their hands full when MTV’s Campus Invasion tour hit DeKalb Thursday evening. The tour, which featured IMA Robot, Lostprophets and headlining...

A bill that would have allowed the Campus Activities Board’s executives for next year to be able to reorganize its budget failed to pass at Sunday’s Student Association Senate meeting. The bill allowed for CAB executives to review the budget, something...

The 1960s were a time of change - a time that crowned crooks out of kings and drafted a generation of young men to war in the dense jungles of Vietnam. Prior to the Kennedy assassination and Richard Nixon backlash, NIU was relatively unscathed by any...

The Campus Activities Board’s budget potentially could be reorganized if a bill passes at Sunday’s Student Association meeting. The bill, titled SAB 35057 A Bill to Authorize Budget Reorganization, states "the incoming executives be allowed to reorganize...

The Northern Black Choir will host a choir workshop this weekend. The workshop will start today and end Sunday. Cametha Games, vice president of NBC, said today’s events will be split in half. The first half will be a concert and the second half will...

Gilbert Hall, which once served as a residence hall, now is home to the Accounting Office, Office of Public Affairs and the Faculty Development and Instructional Design Center. The former men’s dormitory is named after Newell D. Gilbert, one of NIU’s...

Nearly 50 NIU ROTC cadets will spend several days in the field this weekend at the Marseilles Training Area in LaSalle County. The Challenge FTX, or Field Training Exercise, is a three-day training event designed to teach and test military skills, said...

Present Perfect Modeling Organization hosted its 20th annual spring fashion show Thursday at the Holmes Student Center’s Duke Ellington Ballroom. About 300 people attended. The theme for the fashion show was "Encore." Talitha McFadden, a member of the...

This fall, Parking Services no longer will allow students a grace period to avoid receiving parking fines. In the past, students were granted about a two-week period to familiarize themselves with the parking system, but that will not be the case when...

Campus Activities Board’s Springfest activities start Saturday and will last until May 1. From noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, CAB will host a battle of the bands at Central Park. Bands competing include Inspector Owl, Just Flo, The Forecast, Where’s Jimmy...

Gov. Rod Blagojevich is calling on the Illinois Board of Higher Education to investigate why Illinois college students pay so much for textbooks. The governor’s concern is if book prices keep rising, students will be forced out of the classroom. The...