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For the past year, the rallying cry has been “follow the science.” The Center for Disease Control has done a tremendous job in providing guidance as we continue...
DeKALB — Women’s tennis suffered a devastating 6-1 loss against the Western Michigan University Broncos Sunday at the West Hills Athletic Club in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
First-year Diana Lukyanova gave the Huskies their lone win taking the last...
DeKALB — The women’s track and field team began its outdoor season at the Texas Relays in Austin, Texas, and Texas State’s Bobcat International in San Marcos, Texas. This was its first time having an outdoor season since the 2019 season. The 2020...
Pizza and ranch belong together like peanut butter and jelly. Ranch, either as a dipping sauce or drizzled on top of a pizza, is the perfect creamy blend of buttermilk and herbs to balance against the sweet richness of red sauce.
Pizza is a superior...
By Jack Baudoin, Lifestyle writer
| March 26, 2021
A DeKalb group dedicated to cleaning up the city is growing in numbers.
Trash Squirrels is a Facebook group that disposes of litter around the city. Julie Jesmer co-founded the group with Laura LeGear Adkins.
“My son and I were cleaning up Greenwood...
The NCAA Women’s tournament is shaping up as a showdown across the Longhorn state as 16 teams remain in the NCAA Women’s tournament and the quest to cut down the nets at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.
Through the first two rounds, all the...
Nostalgia watching is a term used to describe when people revisit the TV shows and films they loved throughout their childhood. Rewatching entertainment is not only a cozy and comforting experience, but it can also be beneficial for viewers’ mental...
DeKALB — Men’s golf finished 12 out of 18 Tuesday at the Twin Oaks Intercollegiate in Springfield, Missouri. The Huskies’ finished the 54-hole event with a +27, 879, 21 strokes behind Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, who took home the...
During Women’s History Month, I am always happy to learn more about the women who have changed the world for me. Women who have become Supreme Court justices like the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a lawyer and women’s rights activist appointed...
By Jack Baudoin, Lifestyle writer
| March 22, 2021
Going to your local seafood restaurant and ordering some subpar crab legs is the closest most people get to crabs in Illinois. In Cajun country, where my dad grew up, people like to catch their own crabs. Being the son of a Cajun boy myself, this is how...
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Huskies Thank Women: The Gender and Sexuality Resource Center is celebrating women in our everyday lives throughout the month of March. Share an image of a woman you want to celebrate and stage @NIU_GSRC on Instagram or on Facebook.
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It can be uncomfortable to separate art from the artist, especially in circumstances where the artist has a history or allegations of committing domestic or sexual abuse. Although it may be difficult to understand how we feel when examining art made by...
