The removal of the Warner Cable System from Cardinal Apartments, 8203 W. Lincoln Highway, has caused several tenants to seek help from the Student Association Tenant Union. SA Tenant Union Director Sheila McNicholas said several tenants spoke to her about...

A 20 percent cut in monthly summer rates for Commonwealth Edison customers will fail to pass if discussion by the Illinois Commerce Commission on a compromise proposal terminates today. The original proposal also consisted of a 9.6 percent increase for...

NIU coaches displayed understandable pleasure in the aftermath of last week's NCAA cost-cutting convention, which turned into a mandate for the status-quo. The NCAA President's Commission had made motions earlier this year to cut down the number of scholarships...

Some things that happened in DeKalb since the last edition of The Northern Star... About four blocks of DeKalb residents were evacuated for a few hours as a result of a chemical spill at the Del Monte Corp. May 21, said DeKalb Assistant Fire Chief Al...

The 1986-87 NIU Alumni Relations Phonathon raised about $64,000 in alumni donations, 16 percent more than last year and 76 percent more than in 1984-85. One reason for the increase is because of the increase in alumni contributors, Bob Brown, acting director...

After seven months of searching, interviewing and weeding out candidates for provost, NIU President John LaTourette has appointed Kendall Baker from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. The Provost Search Committee began looking for a provost in November,...

An orientation guide received a ticket from the University Police for jaywalking last week at the corner of Lucinda Avenue and Annie Glidden Road. Public safety department officials refused to comment on any details of the incident. Capt. James L. Webster...

Those who need to contact NIU offices this summer should keep in mind that NIU's four-day summer work week will be in effect until Thursday, Aug. 13. The summer schedule means most university offices will be open Mondays through Thursdays from 7:30 a.m....

Picture a dirt road, a running stream and lots of prairie. Believe it or not, this is the way DeKalb looked in 1830. It was not until 1834 that the first permanent settlers, John S. Sabree and his family, came to DeKalb County. The county was named after...

Incoming NIU students can start their college careers with barbecues, beach parties and festivals when the 9th annual Student Welcome Days begin Aug. 27. Among a wide variety of activities, about 300 NI guides will be on hand to assist students with move-in...

Class deadlines, exams and stress need not leave students frazzled when a multitude of programs at the Counseling and Student Development Center might be helpful. Dr. Kathy Hotelling, a registered psychologist in Illinois, is the director of the center,...

Business school ranked fifth in nation; engineering school new College of Business NIU's College of Business, ranked fifth in the nation, offers undergraduate degrees in accountancy, business education and administrative services, business systems and...