Attendees discussed how they managed the pressure of juggling their obligations at an event Tuesday. Dealing with the Cards You Were Dealt was the latest event in the Hot Topic Tuesday series hosted by the Women’s Resource Center. The event, which was...
People may learn to live without pain through the healing arts. After about 18 years of working to create Guru Ve and with the help of NIU staff members, alumnus Anthony Castelluccio said it’s time for people to start healing themselves. The presentation...
Students can burn calories and relieve stress with a class inspired by martial arts at the Campus Recreation Center. Emily Peloquin, senior human resources business major, instructed a body combat group fitness class Monday. A range of martial art disciplines...
Adam Kinzinger, R-Channahon, will continue as the U.S. Representative for Illinois District 16. With 99 percent reporting, incumbent Kinzinger received 61.8 percent of the vote against opponent Wanda Rohl, D-Ottawa. Rohl won DeKalb county by a slim margin....
Some will win, others will lose. All Sports Trophies were given by the Interfraternity Council (IFC) to reward fraternities Sunday. Fraternities that accumulated the most points throughout the school year in selected intramural sports won awards. The...
The Great Wall has fallen and in its place stands Yen Ching Village. The Chinese food restaurant, located at 901 Lucinda Ave., underwent new management on Oct. 1 and is now Yen Ching Village. Caroline Zinger, the owner and manager, said the restaurant’s...
Two men initially charged with forgery--Jarvis Z. Wright, 31, and Damien L. Little, 27--face an additional 28 counts in relation to a larger fraud operation. On Monday, National Bank & Trust, 1425 DeKalb Ave. in Sycamore, informed police that a woman,...
A look inside the evolution of transgender identity throughout history was hosted by the LGBT Resource Center on Tuesday. With the Elagabalus to Chaz Bono: Trans People Through History event, attendees were able to hear of prominent transgender people...
While many of the services provided by the Campus Recreation Center are covered by student fees, others have to be paid for. The Recreation Center’s budget cannot support all the expenses needed to plan and implement all the programs they provide, which...
For Spencer Labunski, the prospect of jumping from an airplane with only a parachute to guarantee a safe landing does not seem absurd. The senior political science major is a certified skydiver at the Chicagoland Skydiving Center in Rochelle. Labunski...
The first 2012 presidential debate triggered mixed reactions from members of student organizations. Members of the Black Student Union (BSU) gathered in Stevenson C Tower to watch the debate. Phillip Jones, College Democrats president, senior political...
A retired DeKalb Ag/Monsanto employee announced he will run for mayor of DeKalb come spring. “I just have a community-centered spirit,” said John Rey, the newly announced candidate. Current Mayor Kris Povlsen announced he would not be returning for...
