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Hillary Rodham Clinton speaking in Chicago.

The race to the White House: Clinton

Christopher Starnawski, Staff writer October 11, 2016

In this election, Hillary Clinton will try to do something that no woman has done before and that is become the president of the United States. Regardless of which side you may be on, it is important...

Police Blotter 10.11.16

Rut Ortiz, News Editor October 11, 2016

The following offenses occurred at NEIU’s main campus between Sept. 30 and Oct. 5: Sept. 30 – E Building: An unknown offender broke a hallway window. Engineers have boarded up the window. Oct....

Police Blotter 9.27.16

Rut Ortiz, News Editor September 28, 2016

The following offenses occurred at NEIU’s main campus between Aug. 30 and Sept. 20: Aug. 30 – Lot F: A traffic accident occurred in Lot F. No injuries were reported. Aug. 31 – Student Union:...

New FAFSA registration date approaching fast

Christopher Starnawski, Staff writer September 28, 2016

Registration for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid will begin on Oct. 1. Prior to this change, the registration date began at the beginning of the calendar year and would require the prior...

Hillary’s health scare

Christopher Starnawski, Staff writer September 28, 2016

Hillary Clinton was spotted struggling while walking and needing assistance to get into her motorcade at the World Trade Center Memorial on Sept. 11.   Her campaign spokesperson, Nick Merrill, said...

Parking sessions

Zoë LeDuc, Writer September 28, 2016

Only two years ago, all registration and citations were done on paper. Last year the virtual permit system and passport app was introduced, and now with NEIU parking in its second year of new technology,...

New math community center welcomes all

Laura Rojas, Writer September 28, 2016

A new math and community center opened in BBH or also known as the science building. The center offers math workshops and tutoring for students throughout the week in BBH 364. “It’s a math space...

US Department of Education awards NEIU millions in grant

Grace Yu, Campus Life Editor September 27, 2016

NEIU has announced that it is the recipient of a $2.6 million award from the U.S. Department of Education. The institution will receive $525,000 per year for the next five years, beginning Oct. 1. “The...

Student Trustee Olivia Clark (right) and Trustee George Vukotich (left) listen as discussions progress about NEIU’s future.

Changes are on the way

Rut Ortiz, News Editor September 27, 2016

The vote to elect a search firm to do a national search for the next NEIU presidential candidate did not carry at a Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 15. “We reviewed three search firms that had...

President Sharon Hahs shares the well-being of NEIU before her retirement at the end of September.

State of University Address

Rut Ortiz, News Editor September 27, 2016

Hahs began her speech by thanking and expressing her appreciation for and congratulations to the newly tenured faculty and various departments for the work that has been contributed to the success of the...

Police Blotter

Courtesy of NEIU Police September 8, 2016

The following offenses occurred at NEIU’s main campus between Aug. 18 and Aug. 19: Aug. 18 – Library: People were stuck in an elevator. All people were rescued. Aug. 19 – C Building: Chicago...

N-Safe replaces N-Alert

Pablo Medina, Editor September 8, 2016

A new system called N-Safe is replacing the N-Alert messaging procedure. According to a targeted announcement sent on Aug. 29, the new system is a requirement for both incoming and continuing students. Even...

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