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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

CITY COUNCIL | Motor tax to increase two cents

CITY COUNCIL | Motor tax to increase two cents

By Sara Rasmussen | January 16, 2018

Advocacy group to host health care panel

By Northern Star Staff | January 16, 2018

DeKALB — DeKalb Stands, a women’s rights and civil liberties advocacy group, will lead a panel discussion about the Affordable Care Act and its effects on DeKalb County.  The panel discussion will feature a team of local healthcare leaders. The...

Week events to honor MLK Jr.

By Batul Cutlerywala | January 16, 2018

DeKALB — This year’s commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day will challenge people to step outside of their comfort zone through new thought-provoking events.Events have been planned each day of the week following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s...

State lawmakers promote cycling

State lawmakers promote cycling

By Jessie Kern | January 16, 2018

2015 student death ruled unjustified; Chicago Police officer at fault

By James Krause | January 16, 2018

CHICAGO — Chicago’s police oversight committee released a report sustaining allegations that an officer used excessive force in the 2015 fatal shooting of a NIU student. The report, released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability Dec. 22,...

Power outages around DeKalb

By Northern Star Staff | January 11, 2018

DeKalb residents near the 800 block of North Annie Glidden Road have been experiencing sporadic power outages after a vehicle struck a power pole sometime around 2 p.m., according to a NIU Safety Bulletin.A little over 1560 residents have been affected...

Trustees re-approve Baker’s severance package

By Michael Urbanec | December 11, 2017

DeKALB — Several months and a lawsuit later, the Board of Trustees re-voted to approve former President Doug Baker’s severance package.Misty Haji-Sheikh, graduate student at large, filed for an injunction against Baker’s severance pay June 27 after...

Asian American Resource Center to get new site

By James Krause | December 11, 2017

DeKALB — NIU is working to finalize the relocation of the Asian American Resource Center after a call for action by students earlier this year.There is no definite timeline in place, but Chief Diversity Officer Vernese Edghill-Walden said she hopes...

Linda Saborio, Faculty Senate president and University Council executive secretary,  speaks during a Wednesday University Council meeting. Saborio is one of the five females who represents a shared governance group. 

Female leaders take spotlight on campus

By Lindsey Slavatelli | December 11, 2017

Linda Saborio, Faculty Senate president and University Council executive secretary,  speaks during a Wednesday University Council meeting. Saborio is one of the five females who represents a shared governance group. 

Autism spokesperson Temple Grandin talks about her personal experience with autism during her event, Developing Individuals Who Have Different Kinds of Minds. Grandin spoke Wednesday in the Duke Ellington Ballroom.

Autism: moving beyond labels

By Jessie Kern | December 7, 2017

Autism spokesperson Temple Grandin talks about her personal experience with autism during her event, Developing Individuals Who Have Different Kinds of Minds. Grandin spoke Wednesday in the Duke Ellington Ballroom.

Trustees to reassess severance ; Board to reevaluate Former president’s pay

By Northern Star Staff | December 7, 2017

DeKALB — The Board of Trustees will meet Thursday to discuss former President Doug Baker’s severance pay.Wheeler Coleman, Board of Trustees chairperson, will deliver the chair’s report, which consists of the terms of Baker’s resignation and severance...

NIU Police commander Joseph Przybyla speaks at a STEM Cafe event Tuesday at Fatty’s Pub and Grill, 1312 W. Lincoln Highway, regarding the opioid epidemic impacting the community. 

Panel discusses opioid epidemic

By Michael Urbanec | December 7, 2017

NIU Police commander Joseph Przybyla speaks at a STEM Cafe event Tuesday at Fatty’s Pub and Grill, 1312 W. Lincoln Highway, regarding the opioid epidemic impacting the community. 

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