DeKALB — An undergraduate student will be recognized as the 2018 Illinois Latino Council on Higher Education, or ILACHE, Emerging Leader Award recipient Friday.Laura Vivaldo Cholula, DREAM Action NIU co-president, will be presented with the award during...
DeKALB — The Department of Geographic and Atmospheric Sciences will launch a weather balloon 1 p.m. Friday at the Davis Hall quad.Victor Gensini, Geographic and Atmospheric Sciences assistant professor, said this will be the first weather balloon released...
DeKALB — The Annie Glidden North Revitalization Plan took a different approach compared to previous meetings at the third community meeting Monday.The plan is focused on improving the neighborhoods in the northwest corner of DeKalb, which includes Greek...
DeKALB — NIU received a red light rating for Non-Discrimination/Harassment Policy and Complaint Procedures for employees and students from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.NIU has received an overall red light rating for free speech...
Barbara Andree, office manager and member of local 1890 marches at a labor union protest March 19 in the MLK commons. The union has been negotiating with the university for a bargaining agreement for over two years.
"Senator Naomi Bolden elected Speaker" originally reported that Senator Tristan Martin was elected as the Student Association Speaker. That information was incorrect. Senator Naomi Bolden was elected speaker. The story, headline and photo cutline has...
DeKALB — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in front of Congress Tuesday and Wednesday, confirming Facebook user data was collected by a United Kingdom-based analytics firm, Cambridge Analytica.The data was not sold by Facebook to the firm, rather...
Don Bramlett, Center for Black Studies graduation specialist, works in his office March 22. Bramlett is set to retire from his position at NIU at the end of the spring semester after having held many positions across campus.
Sophomore marketing major Rebeca Simon (left) paints the pinky of sophomore business student, Madelyn Jackson, Thursday in DuSable Hall to show support for sexual assault survivors.
Editor's Note: This story originally reported that Senator Tristan Martin was elected as the Student Association Speaker. That information was incorrect. Senator Naomi Bolden was elected speaker. The story, headline and photo cutline has been changed...
