Parking permits on sale June 2
Alumni Association to thank
faculty, staff at White Sox games
Alumni Association to travel
to Dalmatian Coast this fall
Retirement reception scheduled
for Assistant Controller Linda Timm
Community School sets auditions
for CSA Sinfonia, CSJazz Band
Smiling volunteers needed
for Opening Day Team 2008
Recreation Services offers
Huskie Pup Camp for summer
First-Year Connections seeks
mentors for new students
Faculty Development to offer
Teaching Effectiveness Institute
Work continues toward Lucinda,
Normal Road closed until Aug. 1
Accounting sets FY08 cut-off dates
NIU leaders to attend instituteNIU conducted its last systematic review of the general education curriculum about seven years before this fall’s freshmen were born.
With that in mind, seven university leaders will attend the American Association of Colleges and Universities Institute on General Education this weekend in Minneapolis.
Speech-Language-Hearing ClinicA move to the NIU Family Health, Wellness and Literacy Center has finally ended concerns of cramped spaces at the university’s Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic.
The new 26,330-square-foot clinic now enjoys incredible flexibility.
Chemistry professor named recipientWho hasn’t ever struggled with a set of instructions on how to put something together?
Recent Star editor Puterbaugh namedOn the same day John Puterbaugh began his first professional job at the DeKalb Daily Chronicle, the recent editor of the Northern Star was named among the nation’s 100 most promising student journalists.
Deadline: Will newspapers survive? NIU is one of the sponsors of a June 12 panel of prominent Chicago journalists asking the question: Can newspapers survive in the Internet age, with circulation falling and advertising shrinking at almost every big paper in America?