DeKALB – It’s not uncommon for youths to raise money with a lemonade stand, but one NIU student has chosen to take it a step further.
Madison Wescott, a junior political science major with an emphasis in law, has been managing a food truck for...
DeKALB – Coffee drinkers can experience a taste of DeKalb’s community after a NIU alum was inspired to create a mug that reflects the city.
Ashley “Ann” Klockenga, an NIU alum, created a mug that displayed the history and essence of DeKalb’s...
DeKALB – Getting a tattoo can be a common rite of passage for 18-year-olds looking to assert their newly gained status as adults. However, getting a tattoo can be a costly regret without proper consideration.
First-year finance major Nick Neagle...
DeKALB – Mission II took a final bow during this week’s football game against Western Michigan University. He trotted around the Huskie Stadium one last time before entering a relaxing life of retirement and allowing Mission III to take over.
Mission...
DeKALB – At 2 a.m. Tuesday in Patterson Hall, an alarm sounded, waking up students and evacuating them out of the residence hall. When students flooded outside, they realized it wasn’t a drill but an actual emergency.
A steam valve had ruptured,...
DeKALB – DeKalb homeowners won’t be seeing major changes to their taxes this year, but they will see their property values increase.
The city of DeKalb’s corporate levy for 2024 will be $1 million higher than last year’s.
The city’s corporate...
DeKALB – Scooters, bicycles, skateboards and more powered by electricity are becoming a popular form of transportation for students to slide around campus.
E-vehicles are an alternative method of transport students are using to get around campus....
DeKALB – The SGA rejected its proposed statement regarding the Israel-Hamas war written in response to Muslim students’ safety.
The association rejected a similar petition, which would have recommended NIU provide educational and mental health...
By Gabby Crabtree, Former News Editor
| November 11, 2023
DeKALB – 70 DeKalb community members gathered to honor veterans and their service to our country at Memorial Park on Saturday.
Michael Embrey, a DeKalb resident and Air Force veteran, spoke at the ceremony. He gave recognition to different people...
DeKALB – An $18 million operating deficit for the fiscal year 2023 was reported by NIU’s Finance, Audit, Compliance, Facilities and Operations Committee.
The deficit of $18,563,414 is in part the result of the university earning $4.6 million...
DeKALB – If you listen close while walking the corridors of DuSable Hall, you can hear the sound of higher education, and it sounds like a lecture.
Lectures have been used to educate since the time of Socrates and Plato, but modern students, like...
DeKALB – Survivors of sexual and domestic assault spoke out about their experiences during the annual Take Back the Night event in the Duke Ellington Ballroom.
The Take Back the Night protest, hosted by the Women and Gender Advocacy Alliance, rallied...
