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by Kikue Hamayotsu The Paris attacks of Nov. 13 came as a shock to French citizens as well as many of us around the world. The terrorist attacks by European...
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NIU prepared to welcome state’s best high school football teams
Welcome to Northern Illinois University! Like you, we know a little bit about great football around here. Entering this season, the Huskies had the fourth-best winning percentage in the country...
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Talking turkey about early American Thanksgivings
Ah, Thanksgiving. It’s a celebration that always brings to mind family gatherings, friendly games of touch football and roasted turkey with all the fixings. There's also that fuzzy history involving...
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Race cars, video games, engineering lessons
NIU’s Brianno Coller named Illinois Professor of the Year
Engineering professor Brianno Coller’s epiphany came when he was showing a NASA-produced video of a mission to Mars to a class. Something shifted in the air. The students’ body language...
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The competitive edge
NIU, Rockford hail new partner in boosting manufacturing
Teresa Beach-Shelow knows exactly what she wants from the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute, the UI LABS collaboration that will launch its first-ever chapter in Rockford. Beach-Shelow is the...
Direct from the source
NIU physical therapy students listen to stories from real patients
Editor’s note: The names of the patients have been changed. Bob worked as a cop for 42 years before he finally eased into a well-earned retirement. Yet something was wrong....
Nutrition, taste and education mix well at Ellington’s
Restaurant teaches NIU students the restaurant business, from soup to nuts
Like many of today’s top eateries, NIU’s student-run restaurant Ellington’s features seasonal and locally sourced food. That’s not just because it’s trendy; it’s because it makes good business sense. “Our...
Youth movement
NIU experts: With retirement wave looming, Illinois towns
should consider offering perks to lure young, skilled workers
Free land to skilled workers willing to relocate. Subsidized mortgage rates for newly minted college grads who forgo big-city life and return to their hometowns. Paid moving costs and tax...
