NIU's Communicative Disorders Department ranks first among eight Illinois public university programs in seven of eight categories, according to a new report by the Illinois Board of Higher Education. Acting Chairman of the Communicative Disorders Department,...

The first Annual Textile, Merchandising and Home Economics Education seminar will be held Saturday at Wirtz House from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The alumni day, sponsored by the three divisions of the NIU Human Family Resources department, will include a seminar...

A sports medicine specialist who visited NIU last week tested students to collect data which he will incorporate into his international fitness study. George Jurcisin tested members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity Thursday and Friday in the Gabel...

The Student Association Mass Transit Board voted Monday to continue their contract with Pi Sigma Epsilon to sell Huskie bus line advertising for the 1989-1990 academic year. The board spent only 20 minutes in executive session before making its decision...

Everyone will have a chance to bring out the kid in themselves this weekend, as NIU residence halls will sponsor activities for the annual Little Siblings Weekend. Beginning Friday, both on- and off-campus students can register their lil‘ sib for a...

Graduating seniors majoring in education had the chance to apply to more than 100 school districts at the NIU/Mid-America Teacher Placement Day Monday. The education job fair featured about 104 school districts from around the United States offering positions...

A new interdisciplinary degree in the NIU College of Education and the College of Professional Studies awaits approval from the Illinois Board of Higher Education. The bachelor of science degree in early childhood studies was approved by the Board of...

Let's get out the vote! Hopefully, Student Association Vice President Gregg Bliss won't be right again. Bliss assessed last September's voter turnout in the SA senate election this way: "Even with all the press we received, people still walked past the...

When it comes to the seemingly endless and tedious process of class registration, NIU students should learn to accept complications as "just one of those things." That is how Director of Registration and Records Richard Durfee referred to the more than...

The U.S. Department of Commerce is hiring NIU students and area residents to help in compiling a list of correct addresses to begin its 200th nation-wide census. People that are hired to work in DeKalb will begin Aug. 10, Barbara Peterson, recruiting...

About $53 million in state funding for new buildings, renovations and repairs could be allotted to NIU over the next three fiscal years, Illinois Lt. Gov. George Ryan announced Wednesday during a trip to the NIU campus. The funding will be used to construct...

Despite the attempts of one NIU official, damages resulting from the March 24 fight between Phi Kappa Sigma and members of the NIU football team will be settled between the groups without legal action. Larry Bolles, director of the University Judicial...