The Northern Lights Grill in Grant South felt more like the United Nations cafeteria than a college dining hall last week. Housing and Dining employees served up an array of global food options from Nov. 10 through Nov. 12 as part of Project RED (Residents...

Campus security and future campus renovations were the main topics at Wednesday's University Council meeting in the Holmes Student Center Sky Room. NIU President John Peters began the meeting by reading letters of support the university had received in...

The desire for new information regarding the death investigation of Antinette "Toni" Keller by NIU students and the DeKalb community has been consistent since her disappearance on Oct. 14. When it was announced on Oct. 29 that William P. Curl, 34, of...

DeKALB | The NIU Faculty Senate met Wednesday to discuss issues ranging from coping with the Antinette Keller situation to improving campus facilities. Faculty Senate President Alan Rosenbaum opened the meeting by asking attendees to observe a moment...

NIU has released its 2010 Annual Security Report as mandated by the Clery Act.The report provides university policies for crime and safety in detail, as well as on-campus crime statistics.The report contains crime statistics from 2007 to 2009, which allows...

With the semester already halfway over, students are beginning to think about their academic future. For many students, a bachelor's degree will not be enough. Luckily for them, the Political Science Student Advisory Committee and Pre-Law Society are...