Feminism piece lacks verification and logic
By Kelly Bauer
| October 12, 2017
Editor in chief: time at Star will stay with me forever
By Kelly Bauer
| May 3, 2015
![Senior Novella Blackmon creates a poster for a rally held Tuesday in the Martin Luther King Jr. Commons. Students at the rally called for unity and an end to inequality and police brutality. “The purpose of this rally is to awaken the ones who are sleep and bring light to darkness,” Blackmon said.](https://northernstar.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/eaea46a5768c83f8038546e1cf456b6a-900x601.jpg)
Black students rally for safety, equality
By Kelly Bauer & Andre Phillips
| April 30, 2015
Students protest death of Freddie Gray, treatment of black community
By Kelly Bauer
| April 29, 2015
![Then-senior psychology major Brooke Harris defends herself from her opponent, an NIU campus police officer in full protective gear, in April 2014 during the Rape Aggression Defense program. The goal of the class is to educate women in case of an attack, said Lesley Rigg, interim vice president for Research and Graduate Studies.](https://northernstar.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/74adac011c3174f3d36b412ea257aec8.jpg)
NIU seeks reform, training to prevent sexual assault
By Kelly Bauer
| April 16, 2015
Northern Star takes No. 2 for 3rd time in a row at state conference
By Northern Star staff
| February 23, 2015
![Gov. Bruce Rauner delivers his budget proposal to a joint session of the General Assembly in the House chambers Wednesday in Springfield. Rauner’s proposal calls for a $387 million cut to higher education funding, which would amount to a $29.3 million cut in funding to NIU.](https://northernstar.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/f1cb3cd545974f8a1ff6b3217a17a205-900x600.jpg)
NIU officials worried Rauner’s proposed $29.3M funding cut would mean layoffs
By Kelly Bauer
| February 19, 2015
![Kaitlyn King (left) and Joe Palmer, recipients of the 2014 Forward, Together Forward Scholarship, lay flowers by Gayle Dubowski’s memorial stone at a ceremony Saturday. The ceremony honored those lost when gunman Steven Kazmierczak killed five students before killing himself on Feb. 14, 2008, in Cole Hall. The scholarship is given to students who best embody the qualities of the shooting victims.](https://northernstar.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/a12eac7b11f0d192759dbdddd57044e0-900x600.jpg)
Community honors Feb. 14, 2008, victims with moment of silence
By Kelly Bauer
| February 16, 2015
Live tweet: NIU town hall meetings on prioritization, enrollment
By Northern Star staff
| January 29, 2015
![Anthropology professor Mitch Irwin (left) and biology professor Karen Samonds perform a health check on a lemur during a July research project in Madagascar. They lead summer a NIU study abroad program on the island. “Hands-on experience in the field is critical as a complement to traditional instruction for ensuring student career success,” Irwin said.NIU President Doug Baker and Provost Lisa Freeman will explain program prioritization and how it will affect university programs like those pictured and employees at town hall meetings today.](https://northernstar.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/27321bcbca529c122dbf6341979b2595-900x600.jpg)
Program prioritization: All programs to face NIU’s reviews
By Kelly Bauer
| January 29, 2015
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