NEIU’s iconic ‘N’ glowed as one flanked each side of the podium centered in Alumni Hall. Faculty, staff and students gathered in anticipation of the official dedication of the College of Education....

Amid the challenge of a state budget impasse, NEIU’s administration continues to carry out the “Decade of Dreams.” The “Decade of Dreams” is a ten-year project put together by President Sharon...

Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. spoke about the Illinois budget crisis as well as the ongoing water situation in Flint, Michigan to a packed Alumni Hall on Jan. 25. He argued that though the problems exist in...

To future leaders and all students at NEIU, I am delighted to be able to share a little bit about the Student Advisory Council (SAC) of the College of Business and Management. The Student Advisory...

Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), was the keynote speaker at the annual celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Jan. 21. The event was sponsored by...

President Hahs remains optimistic about NEIU’s near-future moving forward amid the budget crisis. The State of Illinois has lacked a budget since June 2015, putting public universities like NEIU in a...

NEIU’s college of education will be named after Daniel L. Goodwin, an alumnus of NEIU, for his philanthropic support and leadership. It is the first time in the school’s 148-year history that a college...

Terrorists associated with ISIS killed 130 people and injured 352 in the deadliest attack in France since World War II on Nov. 13. They opened fire in the Bataclan and a restaurant and detonated two bombs...

Winter break means a lot more than Christmas day and New Year’s Eve. Living around Chicago means there are many interesting and diverse events all over the city.   Kwanzaa is a pan-African...

The Student Government Association (SGA) and Administration Office hosted a meeting to discuss financial aid and the issues some students are facing Nov. 17. Associate Vice President of Enrollment Services...

The Board of Trustees (BOT) voted to increase tuition and fees for fiscal year 2017 (FY17) at their Nov. 19 meeting. FY17 begins on July 1 of 2016 and ends on June 30 of 2017. The decision was made...