If there are any shots fired, our troops in the desert will not be forgotten. The DeKalb No War Coalition will sponsor an emergency demonstration in response to any shots fired in the Middle East. If the first shots are fired before noon, the demonstration...

The Student Association academic affairs adviser was arrested Saturday for underage drinking, police said Monday. Colleen L. Halliman, 20, 832 Ridge Drive, Apt. 11, was arrested by DeKalb Police at Eduardo's Mexican Restaurant and Flamingo Lounge, 214...

My wife and I tore up a $1,000 donation check we made out to NIU for its Rockford education center. We had written the check but left it undated and unmailed depending on how we were treated after NIU slapped us with an undeserved $20 parking ticket....

NIU's governing body is poised to defend a newly-created job that is slated for a former Regency president whose term was marred with scandal. Durward Long, former Sangamon State University president, was selected as the Board of Regents vice chancellor...

The Illinois Board of Higher Education refused to reconsider allowing NIU to build a Hoffman Estates campus Tuesday, despite a letter from an Illinois college group urging them to do so. IBHE Chairman William Browder initially offered to vote again on...

President George Bush and other national leaders will receive a resolution urging continued diplomatic effots in the Persian Gulf after the DeKalb City Council approved the measure in a meeting filled with public debate. Six citizens wearing blue ribbons...

When will the President wake up to reality? He continues to purchase unneeded nuclear weapon systems of mass destruction, the B-2 stealth bomber, at a final cost of more than $800 million per plane. Meanwhile, across the nation and the world, people are...

Three NIU football players were charged with criminal trespass last month in connection with a DeKalb burglary. Quarterback Stacey A. Robinson, 21, and defensive end Tim Green, 23, both of 1024 W. Hillcrest Drive, and split end Larry Wynn, Jr., 19, 190...

Many smiles are turning into frowns by the east lagoon since ten huge black willow trees were stumped over winter break. University officials decided to cut down the old trees and plant new ones, said NIU Physical Plant Director John Harrod. Several more...

The U.S. Congress voted in favor of the use of military force to oust Iraqi troops from occupied Kuwait Saturday. In the Senate, the Dole-Warner proposal supporting the use of military force was approved by a margin of 52-47. The Mitchell-Nunn proposal...

Remembering what Mom and Dad always yelled about at home might help students save money this winter. "Maybe when they were growing up, students weren't concerned about leaving the door open while talking to a friend," said Bill Nicklas, director of DeKalb...

The Student Association's efforts to make teacher evaluations public have produced a listing of student responses to nearly 100 of last fall's courses. While the SA evaluations were conducted only in classes where the instructors agreed to them, SA Academic...