An NIU program used in the 1970s to recruit minority workers slowly is being revived. The "learner/trainee" program, organized by Richard Flournory, NIU affirmative action officer for civil service staff, was cut significantly in about 1975 for budgetary...

Designed to keep quality faculty and attract new teachers to NIU, five professorships garnered by NIU's College of Business this semester will supplement the salaries of accountancy and marketing faculty, said Richard Brown, College of Business dean....

DeKalb city officials and NIU administrators are at odds concerning a fire protection contract supplied by the city, and city officials warn next year NIU will be asked to pay an increased amount for the services. The $237,848 price paid for fire protection...

Unification of the NIU black community is the main objective of newly-elected Black Student Union president, Tracy Deis. Deis, a sophomore English major, won the position in the BSU officers' elections Sept. 22. Other elected officers include Vice President...

Former chief U.S. SALT negotiator and arms control director Ralph Earle II will be visiting NIU this week to discuss current global disarmament efforts. Earle will address "Arms Control for the New Administration," on Wednesday in Faraday Hall, room 144,...

The Student Association senate wasted no time Sunday night in stirring up controversy at its first meeting of the semester when senators attempted to eliminate a standing committee and later violated the Illinois Open Meetings Act. The senate was barely...

Funding the state's educational system is one reform the Illinois legislature has failed to improve upon, according to the Citizens for Constitutional Reform. Patrick Quinn, CCR spokesman, said, "Any student or person qualified to attend (a university)...

Evaluations by local officials of Sunday night's presidential campaign debate varied largely according to party lines, but most officials agreed on one thing—distinctions between the candidates' platforms were clearly drawn. Vice President George Bush...

A pre-trial and trial will be held in the DeKalb County Courthouse for the Board of Regents eminent domain lawsuit filed last fall to determine how much property south of the university NIU can obtain from current landowners. The Regents filed the lawsuit...

Helping make a connection between people of different races and playing fun music is what blues and folk artist Judy Gorman-Jacobs hopes to accomplish when she performs at NIU on Friday. Gorman-Jacobs will appear at 7 p.m. in the NIU Music Building Concert...

The NIU men's golf squad left Thursday afternoon for Madison, Wis., to participate in the Badger Invitational, which will be held at the Cherokee Country Club. There are 18 teams in the field, including all of the Big Ten teams with the exception of Ohio...

September 25 - October 1, 1988 Sept. 25 Combined ecumenical service. HSC, Sandburg Aud.,11 a.m. Panel: "Campus Race Relations." HSC 505, 6:30 p.m. "Inner Circle," Gospel performance. Music Building, Boutell Concert Hall, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 26 Workshop: "Campus...