It was a time of reflection, but it also was a time to celebrate heroes around the world who have come together during the recent tragedies. Yesterday's world music concert, "A World of Heroes: A Global Arts Perspective on 9/11," brought together musicians,...

This week's Student Association Senate meeting was filled with questions of integrity, fiscal allocations and praises of hard work and dedication. Co-director positions were still up for grabs coming into the meeting. Rod Moyer, current co-director of...

The deaf community had high praise for the success of last week's deaf awareness. According to both the hearing and the deaf, there was a solid unification of both cultures. Erin Bell, a sophomore deaf education major and deaf pride president, reported...

Health has a variety of different dimensions. To help the campus community understand those dimensions, the Office of Campus Recreation will host its first annual Wellness Week to demonstrate the importance of the six areas of wellness. Throughout this...

Television court shows present a dramatic interpretation of law, but on Tuesday, NIU will have a chance to see the real thing. The United States Court of Appeals for the 7th circuit will hold three cases at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Swen Parson Hall's Francis...

Students who find themselves taking the lonely trek home on the No. 5 Huskie Bus Line, fighting to maintain sole ownership of their seat and dodging the elbows of those standing seatless, may find themselves puzzled. Old logos, slow buses and overcrowded...

South Annie Glidden Road, a road familiar to almost every NIU student who ventures to and from Interstate 88, may be in line for a speed reduction. The DeKalb City Council will vote at its Tuesday meeting to lower certain stretches of the road to as low...

Winning awards isn't a part of Arthur Young's everyday life. Young, NIU's dean of libraries, is pleased to be the recipient of the 2001Illinois Academic Librarian of the Year Award. Young, who currently is serving as president of the Illinois Library...

Campus Activities Board will have about $10,000 less to provide quality entertainment and programming for students next year. Last year, CAB received about $40,000 extra in supplemental funding for concerts because the SA had extra money. Now, CAB will...

The Study Abroad Office hasn't made any drastic changes to its programs since the Sept. 11 attacks. Manfred Thullen, executive director of international programs at NIU's Study Abroad Office, thinks the program is not in any unusual danger. "Since the...

South Annie Glidden Road, a road familiar to almost every NIU student who ventures to and from Interstate 88, may be in line for a speed reduction. The DeKalb City Council will vote at its Tuesday meeting to lower certain stretches of the road to as low...