NIU Student Regent Nick Valadez said Thursday he would like the Board of Regents to re-evaluate the $150 tuition increase in the spring and justify why it can or cannot reduce tuition during fiscal year 1989. Valadez said he met with NIU President John...

The NIU Huskie Band, Silverettes and Color Guard will appear for the last time this semester tonight at 8 p.m. in the Boutel Concert Hall. Usually held in the Egyptian Theatre, the performance will be held in the concert hall for the first time, free...

More than 200 students signed a petition to get a recent decision of the CHANCE office reversed. The students want CHANCE Director Leroy Mitchell to lift a ban against female freshman CHANCE students participating in fraternity activities. Mitchell sent...

The Student Association senate meeting Sunday will feature project reports from several members, and Student Legal Assistance Director Donald Henderson will present the SLA's annual report. There will be discussion on the Financial Aid Study Report by...

Concerns about reducing undergraduate enrollment as proposed in NIU Provost Kendall Baker's "Working Priorities" paper were discussed by the Council on Instruction Thursday. Baker met with the council in order to answer questions about his paper, which...

Finding a way home might be easier for students living in the Chicago's far western suburbs if a proposal to operate a bus shuttle to the train station in Geneva is approved. The bus shuttle would give mobility to students living in areas including Wheaton,...

A student discovered a living insect in his salad Sunday at Douglas Hall cafeteria. University Food Services Manager Charlene Reiling said the student found the insect and reported it to her. "He called it a worm but I'd never seen anything like it,"...

The developmental area of the NIU psychology department will hold an open house Friday for graduate students and graduating seniors interested in the NIU Graduate Program in developmental psychology. The open house will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. in the...

The "We Care" fund started by the employees and customers of Otto's in memory of Christine Billmyer might be expanded to DeKalb-area businesses. Bob Daniels, owner of Otto's, 118 E. Lincoln Hwy., said most donations have come from customers at the bar....

The Panhellenic Council elected the members for the 1987-88 executive board Tuesday. Lynn Alig assumed the role of Panhel president and Dawn McCarthy was elected to vice president. Other candidates presented themselves to the council one last time. They...

NIU's chapter of the American Marketing Association has become one of many organizations and individuals to donate funds to needy Nicaraguan children through the DeKalb Area Interfaith Network. By donating $10 a month for 12 months, the AMA is providing...