Skip to Main Content
Advertisement
 
Ensure student journalism survives. Donate today.
The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

Couple sings Christmas songs at House Cafe

Couple sings Christmas songs at House Cafe

By Gavin Weaver | November 30, 2014

Husband and wife Greg and Kim Wheaton perform "Darlin’ (Christmas is Coming)" Sunday at The House Cafe, 263 E. Lincoln Highway. The duo played winter-themed original songs and were accompanied by the poetry of Kyle White. White read a selection of his own work; subject matter included Advent, the season leading up to Christmas, and his love of Wisconsin.

Men's Basketball

Men’s Basketball

By Gavin Weaver | November 25, 2014

Sophomore guard Aaric Armstead (23) goes up for a dunk Thursday at the Convocation Center in the game against the Idaho Vandals. The Huskies hit the road for the first time this season when they take on the Iowa Hawkeyes, of the Big Ten, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Iowa City, Iowa.

Enrollment

Enrollment

By Brandon Semel | November 24, 2014

Students file out of class Sept. 10 in DuSable Hall. Business management professor Eric Wasowicz’s class has been working on a project to solve the problem of declining enrollment and retention at NIU. The entrepreneurship and business model implementation...

Student Trustee Paul Julion discusses a recommendation approved by the Board of Trustees, which aims to enhance cellphone signals on campus in “dead areas,” such as New Residence Hall and DuSable Hall, Sunday night at the Student Association Senate meeting in the Holmes Student Center, Sky Room. 

Student Trustee Paul Julion

By Alexandra Meyer | November 23, 2014

Student Trustee Paul Julion discusses a recommendation approved by the Board of Trustees, which aims to enhance cellphone signals on campus in “dead areas,” such as New Residence Hall and DuSable Hall, Sunday night at the Student Association Senate...

Students collect cans for Hope Haven at Canapalooza

Students collect cans for Hope Haven at Canapalooza

By Gavin Weaver | November 23, 2014

Canned food is collected at Canapalooza Sunday in the Newman Catholic Center, 512 Normal Road. Canapalooza raised 734 cans of food to be donated.

A resident of the Canfield Green apartments in Ferguson, Mo., who lived right above the spot where Michael Brown was killed, move out on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014, in advance of a St. Louis county grand jury decision. The woman and her niece both declined to be interviewed, but the niece answered a question about whether her aunt was moving because of the upcoming news. "You bet your butt she is," she said. (AP Photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Robert Cohen,) EDWARDSVILLE INTELLIGENCER OUT; THE ALTON TELEGRAPH OUT

Ferguson Police Shooting

By Robert Cohen | November 20, 2014

A resident of the Canfield Green apartments in Ferguson, Mo., who lived right above the spot where Michael Brown was killed, move out on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014, in advance of a St. Louis county grand jury decision. The woman and her niece both declined...

Students compete in Miss Asia 2014 pagent

Students compete in Miss Asia 2014 pagent

By Bryce McMullin | November 19, 2014

Freshman art major Ally Moraga walks the stage at the Miss Asia 2014 event Wednesday in the Holmes Student Center’s Carl Sandburg Auditorium. Moraga was dressed in traditional Phillipine dress to represent the Phillipines at the event, which was hosted...

Students, faculty honor fall of Berlin Wall

Students, faculty honor fall of Berlin Wall

By Gavin Weaver | November 16, 2014

German Department Chair Katharina Barbe shows her West Berliner passport and a piece of the Berlin Wall at the 25 Years After: The Fall of the Berlin Wall event Thursday in Cole Hall, Room 100. Known in German as "Der Mauerfall," the Berlin Wall fell in Nov. 9, 1989. 25 Years After: The Fall of the Berlin Wall included presentations by professors Dennis Brain and Katharina Barbe about the history and impact of the wall. Barbe, who was raised in West Berlin, shared stories about living near the Berlin Wall.

4.32 percent tax increase proposed

4.32 percent tax increase proposed

By Ryan Ocasio | November 16, 2014

Mike Peddle, Finance Advisory Committee chairman, speaks about the 2014 tax levy and the status of DeKalb’s finances during the City Council and Finance Advisory Committee meeting Thursday at the DeKalb Municipal Building, 200 S. Fourth St. The City Council proposed a 4.32 percent tax increase at the meeting. Aldermen will review the proposed increase at the Dec. 8 City Council meeting.

NIU Police Chief Thomas Phillips speaks about issues facing veterans Nov. 11 during a Veterans’ Day ceremony at the flagpole southeast of Altgeld Hall. “Whether it’s donation or volunteerism, we can all make a difference,” Phillips said. “Regardless of how you choose to help, the important message is try to give back something to the men and women who have given so much to defend our way of life.”

NIU Police Chief Tom Phillips

By Keith Hernandez | November 11, 2014

NIU Police Chief Thomas Phillips speaks about issues facing veterans Nov. 11 during a Veterans’ Day ceremony at the flagpole southeast of Altgeld Hall. “Whether it’s donation or volunteerism, we can all make a difference,” Phillips said. “Regardless...

Veterans Day Ceremony

Veterans Day Ceremony

By Keith Hernandez | November 11, 2014
Women's Soccer

Women’s Soccer

By Suresh Vakati | November 5, 2014

NIU defender Lauren Eberts battles with Wisconsin forward Laurie Nosbusch in the Huskies loss Thursday night.

Sign In

Register

Reset Password

Please enter your username or email address, you will receive a link to create a new password via email.