Two new 42-inch plasma televisions have the potential to bring in $13,000 to $26,000 for NIU before next September. SADGE Media Group, an advertising company aimed at college students, donated the televisions to NIU last December. According to Convocation...

"Pizza guys are to a college campus as sunlight is to a plant," said Ron Huber, a delivery driver for Pizza Pro's, 928 W. Lincoln Highway. Students, hungry from a hard night of drinking or long night of studying, suck pizza down like water, Huber said,...

In late 2001, upon releasing the debut record "The Fake Sounds Of Progress," six Welsh lads were marketed as Europe's Incubus. -Three years later, trimmed down to a quintet, Lostprophets still is trying its hardest to live up to that title with its new...

When people say they like every type of music but country, Kenny Chesney is the type they are referring to. The twanging singer releases yet another predictable country album, "When the Sun Goes Down," full of longing for lost loves, drinking shots of...

NIU’s School of Theatre and Dance will present a new play chronicling the beginnings of the revolutionary theater group called “The Group!” at 7:30 p.m. today through Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Stevens Building’s Corner Theatre. Tickets...

Of the eight budget proposals the Student Association Finance Committee heard Wednesday, the Residence Hall Association asked for the largest increase. Although RHA did not request more money for programming, it asked for more funding for other things....

Going through the DeKalb school system as a black child is not easy, said panelists who presented “Being Black in DeKalb.” The Center for Black Studies, along with the Interfaith Network, sponsored the panel. Four panelists led the discussion: Taisha...

After being recognized around the world for contributions in music research, professor emeritus Jan Bach now is being recognized in his own community. Bach is among nine 2004 inductees into the Fox Valley Arts Hall of Fame. The Fox Valley Arts Hall of...

If you have a poem or song to sing to your significant other, consider attending the CHANCE program’s “Love Connection” open-mic night. Cassandra Jackson, a sophomore accountancy major and CHANCE program mentor, said the night is a fundraiser for...

Students with technology degrees are not finding as many jobs as they did a few years ago. Rodney Angotti, chair of NIU’s computer science department, said the recent decline has been overplayed by the media. “There has been a violent change. It has...

Students looking for a safer route to an intimate encounter can look to the University Health Service for help. After years of advancements in the Health Enhancement Services’ contraceptive budget, free condoms and lubricants are now plentiful at NIU....

Dreadlocks and water guns are among many interesting facts about African-Americans displayed at an African-American museum in Douglas Hall. Nitin Goil, hall director for Douglas A/B Wing, and a group of community advisers decided to implement this idea...