By Michael Mollsen, Former Written Managing Editor
| April 6, 2023
DeKALB – Since COVID-19, NIU students have experienced a pandemic-hangover. Its cure doesn’t involve greasy cheeseburgers, but rather a need for attendance in classes.
Students may have also noticed messages from the NIU app or posters around campus...
DeKALB — Fourteen students sat together quietly in small groups as Math 110 began early one Wednesday morning.
Math professor Lance Vobornik started class by asking if students had questions about material that was recently covered. Later, he...
Sixteen programs, including three Ph.Ds, are waiting on approval at the next Board of Trustees meeting June 13.{{tncms-inline alignment="left" content="<p>Requests for addition</p> <ul><li>Ph.D....
Virginia Naples, a professor of 32 years in the biological studies department, takes a break from her ongoing research on gender pay inequality at NIU. She has been studying gender pay inequality for more than 20 years.
Divisional leaders have utilized a variety of methods while composing program prioritization action plans, which are due on Friday.Program prioritization, which began in 2014, uses task forces to create reports that review 223 academic programs and 236...
