Out of the total 8,051 student enrolled for the spring 2018 semester, 302 students went online to vote in the student government association (SGA) election. The votes have been counted and the results...
NEIU’s Ronald Williams Library released a digital collection of the Japanese American Redress documents that focused on the the Commission on the Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC)...
Summertime Chicago is right around the corner and that means festivals, parades and nice weather. The following is a short list of some to keep an eye out for:
May 26 – Randolph Street Market Festival
The...
Last week’s Board of Trustees meeting began with a couple of administrative changes and approvals of both exterior and interior renovations for the university.
Gloria J. Gibson, the newly appointed...
The anti-abortion group, Created Equal, based in Columbus, Ohio was seen on campus passing out flyers and placing photo stands with graphic pictures of aborted fetuses on April 12.
This ignited a counter-protest...
UPDATE: April 2 – The Nest: A guest was found in a closet at the Nest. The guest was found to have officially violated Nest visitor policy and was issued a written trespass warning.
April 3 – Loading...
The Chicago Herpetological Society organized ReptileFest in the PE Complex on April 14 and 15, where hundreds of reptiles were displayed in glass tanks and guests were allowed to handle large pythons to...
“No hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here,” the crowd chanted while walking into NEIU’s quad. The crowd was led by Undocumented, Resilient and Organized (URO) member, Melanny Buitron...
For every 100 students enrolled at NEIU, on average only between eight and ten counts toward NEIU’s overall retention and graduation rates.
Retention and graduation rates are data collected by all...
March 23 – Lech Walesa Hall: Racial and sexually explicit writing found on a chalkboard.
March 28 – The Nest: An unwanted guest was escorted from The Nest and given a warning to not trespass.
March...
American Indian Center of Chicago’s Education Coordinator Fawn E. Pochel spoke to the NEIU community for the Angelina Pedroso Centers “Pandora’s Box” series on March 28.
In 2011 Pochel, her...
Several letters stated April 3 would be “Punish a Muslim Day”. They were sent out anonymously to various Muslim communities throughout late March in the United Kingdom.
The letter read, “They...
