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Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

Associate professor Doris MacDonald speaks on her experience in Indonesia Friday in the Campus Life Building, Room 100.

Fulbright specialist back from Indonesia, shares experiences

By Sophia Mullowney | April 24, 2019

Associate professor Doris MacDonald speaks on her experience in Indonesia Friday in the Campus Life Building, Room 100.

Students plan garden plots Tuesday at the Communiversity Gardens. The gardens are meant to reduce food insecurity in DeKalb, according to DeKalb County Community Gardens Director Dan Kenney.

Garden feeds hungry DeKalb

By Sophia Mullowney | April 24, 2019

Students plan garden plots Tuesday at the Communiversity Gardens. The gardens are meant to reduce food insecurity in DeKalb, according to DeKalb County Community Gardens Director Dan Kenney.

Club opens arena for social gaming

By Taher Zeitoun | April 19, 2019

DeKALB — The largest NIU athletic club has opened an arena filled with updated video gaming equipment to promote both competitive and casual video gaming among students.Esports describes the world of competitive, organized gaming, a growing phenomenon...

Neptune East gets remodel

By Taher Zeitoun | April 19, 2019

DeKALB — Neptune East is undergoing a makeover, including the addition of air conditioning units to every room. The project is being financed by $5.4 million of the Build America Bonds as a part of the larger Holmes Student Center Capital Project. The...

Jackson, NIU to settle in wrongful termination case

By Roland Hacker | April 18, 2019

DeKALB — A settlement conference for the wrongful termination lawsuit of former NIU Controller Keith Jackson against NIU, the university’s Board of Trustees, former President Doug Baker and former interim Chief Financial Officer Nancy Suttenfield...

Opinion filed, SA not told

By Kierra Frazier | April 17, 2019

DeKALB — Senators expressed their concerns at Sunday night’s Senate meeting in regard to an opinion Speaker of the Senate Tristan Martin wrote on House Bill 0217 without first consulting Senators or going through policy.During the Speaker’s Report,...

Residents and students gather and march Tuesday in downtown DeKalb to raise awareness for sexual assault survivors.

Residents march to fight assault

By Sophia Mullowney | April 17, 2019

Residents and students gather and march Tuesday in downtown DeKalb to raise awareness for sexual assault survivors.

DeKalb Easter Egg Hunt

By Sarah LaLond | April 17, 2019

DeKalb County will have its annual Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday, April 20. The hunt begins at 10:45 a.m. outside the Hopkins Shelter House. Although there’s no fee, it’s encouraged that participants donate items to Safe Passage, a domestic violence...

Council proposes amendments

By James Krause | April 15, 2019

DeKALB — The University Council passed a proposal April 3 to discontinue the President’s Staff as an administrative committee in favor of a group that may not be required to hold open meetings.The proposed amendments to Articles 6.5 and 18.1 of the...

Students team up for NIU Cares Day

By Sophia Mullowney | April 15, 2019

DeKALB — Hundreds of students spent Saturday cleaning, painting and planting across campus during NIU Cares Day.After convening at 8 a.m. in the Holmes Student Center’s Duke Ellington Ballroom, students departed to various locations on campus and...

NIU President Lisa Freeman was in attendance Friday during the 25th Annual Pride Dinner in the Chandelier Room of Adams Hall. 

Annual Pride Dinner honors and awards LGBTQ+ advocates

By Kierra Frazier | April 14, 2019

NIU President Lisa Freeman was in attendance Friday during the 25th Annual Pride Dinner in the Chandelier Room of Adams Hall.

 

Police report crime drop

By Kierra Frazier | April 10, 2019

DeKALB — Chief of Police Gene Lowery reported there has been a 12% decrease in index crimes in DeKalb under the Uniform Crime Reporting Act at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. Index crimes include homicide, criminal sexual assault, robbery,...

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