DeKalb community protests police brutality (Story)

Campus counseling provides telehealth services to students (Story)

Pritzker to extend stay-at-home order, reopen state parks (Story)

Next SGA president elected: Antonio Johnson (Story)

Ventus Tech Services plans to bring 50 high-paying jobs to DeKalb (Story)

Empty O’Leary’s location moves closer to becoming Mexican restaurant (Story)

University to hold mental health STEM Café (Story)

Students share experiences on campus during pandemic (Story)

Census Day: How students should fill out the census (Story)

Census will still count students as part of DeKalb community (Story)

Council to vote on temporary carry-out liquor license (Story)

Students must confirm their plans to remain in or leave on-campus housing (Story)

Local elected officials run unopposed in primaries (Story)

City to consider temporary to-go liquor licenses to provide relief to business owners (Story)

Mayor addresses coronavirus outbreak (Story)

O’Leary’s Irish Pub to become Mexican restaurant (Story)

Council approves police wage increase (Story)

University to hire dean (Story)

Concerns raised over ‘Police-to-Citizen’ website (Story)

Consideration to allow minors into bars loses support (Story)

Police to demonstrate community communication software (Story)

Sgt. Weese suspended for choking McDowell (Story)

Hookah bar to allow pot (Story)

City council accepts grant to include hard-to-count populations in the 2020 Census (Story)

Mayor Jerry Smith calls Ferrara distribution center ‘catalyst’ for DeKalb (Story)

Huskie Safe Line may be integrated into city transport, open to all residents (Story)

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Church community seeks justice from city (Story)

City Council votes to improve roads with service tax (Story)

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DeKalb 18-year-old charged with murder after Thursday night shooting (Story)

Census committee hopes to include difficult-to-count populations (Story)

Petragallo withdraws from police chief consideration (Story)

Liquor-related proposals could change nightlife (Story)

City considers use of TIF funds (Story)

Smith addresses city projects (Story)

Life of late staffer remembered (Story)

Alleged rapist seeks new sentence (Story)

University to draft campus improvement, green space plan (Story)

Police to work on racial sensitivity (Story)

City to tax recreational marijuana at 3% (Story)

City budget gets push back from clerk (Story)

Farmers struggle with this year’s harvest (Story)

City revenue increases, council discusses budget (Story)

Trustee aims to support students (Story)

Mayor addresses demand laid out by protestors (Story)

Mayor fills fourth ward alderperson position (Story)

NAACP organizes march to police headquarters (Story)

NAACP NIU to hold rally, march to protest police department (Story)

What’s the best cup of coffee on campus? (Story)

Distribution center could bring 1000 jobs to DeKalb area by 2020 (Story)

City drafts FY2020 budget (Story)

City police form Community Relations Team (Story)

RAMP to host Special Education Training 101 (Story)

Faculty union ratifies agreement, waits for board’s vote (Story)

City Clerk refuses to comply with ordinance (Story)

Police Chief position will be filled (Story)

Student Association recognizes Ombuds Day (Story)

City council reappraises City Clerk position (Story)

Treasurer gives first report, senate fills more seats (Story)

Tenant association hosts renters’ rights workshop (Story)

SA fills supreme court, senator posts (Story)

Faculty union, NIU reach tentative agreement (Story)

Policy library provides direct feedback opportunity (Story)

Police plan to host website portal for arrest statistics (Story)

Poverty simulation aims to increase empathy for families (Story)

Representative Underwood talks gun control, healthcare at town hall (Story)

City of DeKalb acts on tenant association concerns (Story)

Video shows DeKalb police officer choking, tasing man (Story)

University plans to diversify vendors (Story)

SA gets prepared for the fall semester (Story)

SA can give students life skills (Story)

Foundation succeeds with Day of Giving event (Story)

Day of Giving event to raise Foundation funds (Story)

SA Senate urges administration to move DRC (Story)

President-elect Naomi Bolden discusses SA plans (Story)

Scholarship honors lives (Story)

Opinion filed, SA not told (Story)

Annual Pride Dinner honors and awards LGBTQ+ advocates (Story)

Police report crime drop (Story)

DREAM Action NIU hosts sixth annual Coming out of the Shadows (Story)

Senate pushes for change in SA (Story)

Author tackles education (Story)

Low turnout at president event (Story)

Pritzker plans to allocate additional $50M to MAP grant funding (Story)

SA to hold special election Friday (Story)

SA elects 51st session speaker of the senate (Story)

Senate accuses Cross of misappropriating 3.5K, debates censuring three SA position holders (Story)

Q & A with candidates for executive branch positions (Story)

SA hopes to double voter turnout in upcoming elections (Story)

Swap Don’t Shop encourages second-hand clothing (Story)

Wired Nutrition opens to encourage fitness (Story)

Egyptian Theatre renovations see postponement to achieve compromise (Story)

DeKalb fireman retires after 29 years of service (Story)

Community gathers to honor Wehner and Parks (Story)

Mystery comment leaves Cross upset, possible conflict between student leaders (Story)

Barsema’s Closet to take students from class to classy (Story)

SA sees budget reduction in reflection of declining enrollment (Story)

Alumnus becomes first African-American officer promoted to sergeant in DeKalb (Story)

SA thanks Wang for her contributions to Senate (Story)

Coleman steps down from Board of Trustees after years of service to NIU (Story)

Barsema takes over as chairperson for the Board of Trustees (Story)

City Council discusses laying off city employees to address budget imbalances (Story)

SA looks forward to revise Election Policy before spring elections (Story)

SA Senate votes to appoint spring Board of Elections (Story)

Council approves settlement with Talkington (Story)

Asian American Resource Center hosts long-awaited grand opening of new location (Story)

Faculty Senate touch on current topics, including student health insurance change (Story)

Freeman and SA President get to know student needs (Story)

Holmes Student Center Renovations move along with set timeline (Story)

The Center for Black Studies discusses culturally appropriate Halloween costumes (Story)

Students use Beyoncé to encourage freedom (Story)

Presidential Commission on Persons with Disabilities discuss the importance of people-first language (Story)

Women discuss common challenges during ‘Girl Talk’ (Story)

Autism Caregiver Group hosts first bike workshop featuring adaptable bikes (Story)

Diversity Reverse Career Fair offers potential job opportunities (Story)