DeKALB — Students poured outside of the Board of Trustees conference room during a recent meeting in solidarity of Greek life.The March 8 meeting’s scheduled public comment period had 16 requests; 14 of the speakers were Greek life affiliated and...
Erin Hernandez, Student Association director of Governmental Affairs, explains the importance of students engaging in elections, even at the university level.
Democratic gubernatorial candidates Robert Marshall, Tio Hardiman, Chris Kennedy, J.B. Pritzker, Bob Daiber, and Illinois Sen. Daniel Biss, left to right, participate in a debate Friday, March 2, 2018, in Chicago. The nominee will face either Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner or his conservative challenger, State Rep. Jeanne Ives, in November. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
DeKALB — Student Assocation Senator Tristan Martin, who serves on the Mass Transit committee, has been working with university officials on a new bike sharing system.The Borrow-a-Bike program is the system that’s currently in place and is available...
Oral arguments presented to the Supreme Court Feb. 26 could overturn a precedent requiring employees represented by unions pay union fees.The case brought to the high court is Janus v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council...
DeKALB — An NIU instructor and his sons were found dead in their Cherry Valley home Saturday morning.The bodies of political science professor P.S. Ruckman, 58, and his sons Christopher, 14, and John, 12, were found dead in their home in what police...
Here are a variety of options available to the campus community for those who are exhibiting troubled behaviors.Students are able to have access to counseling services not just for themselves but also for their friends.Brooke Ruxton, Counseling and Consultation...
DeKALB — Plans to integrate the HuskieLine and DeKalb’s transit system were discussed during Monday’s Committee of the Whole meeting.The four-part plan would name the city as lead agency for the merged transit systems and would begin with striking...
