Frannie Mendoza, Marketing and Advertising Director
December 3, 2019
The earliest record of the term “Blackout Wednesday” surfaced on the internet back in 2014 and most millennials that have been of legal drinking age for the past decade...
Matthew Rago, Sports Editor
December 3, 2019
The United States of America has become immune to the impact of mass shootings. Long gone are the days of extended press coverage following the indiscriminate slaying...
Matthew Rago, Sports Editor
December 3, 2019
As students, we have all taken part in a collective sigh of exasperation when the teacher announces an upcoming group project. More often than not, an explanation centering...
December 3, 2019
You might have heard of the famous Victoria’s Secret that is televised annually, with past performances by artists such as Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Ariana Grande, Fall...
Matthew Rago, Sports Editor
November 19, 2019
Social media has infected our view of social interaction. On one hand, we are indefinitely connected to one another, essentially living online without pause. On the other,...
November 19, 2019
Whether I am at work, bumping into neighbors, getting to know my classmates or even just watching TV, I have noticed that Spanish seems to be a common language everywhere...
November 19, 2019
The next time you are in a crowded public setting, try this experiment: Stop walking and stand still with your gaze studiously fixed on one point in the sky. Sooner or later,...
Matthew Rago, Sports Editor
November 19, 2019
White House Senior Policy Advisor Stephen Miller pushed white nationalist literature, mourned the loss of Confederate symbology following Dylann Roof’s murderous rampage...
November 19, 2019
It has been a revolutionary end to 2019 as the world has witnessed large protests emerge in Oct. across the nations of Iraq, Lebanon and Chile, and watch as protests in Hong...
Grace Yu, Campus Life Editor
November 5, 2019
I don’t want people to make assumptions about who I am. I may look like a middle-class Asian American woman who is good at math, bad at driving (“bad” at driving), studious,...
Matthew Rago, Sports Editor
November 5, 2019
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) decided to go on strike in pursuit of higher compensation, smaller classroom sizes and increased access to academic and counseling resources....
Chuck Sipps, Arts and Life Editor
October 22, 2019
When it was announced that T-Pain would be the headline attraction of NEIU’s Fall Fest, there were two questions that usually followed the news. The first, why T-Pain? The...
October 23, 2018
The following are photos of the NEIU community participating in events around NEIU's main campus.
Letters of Leadership – Que Ondee Sola
January 13, 2015
Letters of Leadership: The Feminist Collective
October 21, 2014
Letters of Leadership: Student Council for Exceptional Children
October 7, 2014
October 8, 2019
Brian Langenberg is an NEIU Instructor in the Department of Accounting, Business Law and Finance Some thoughts on our Spicer “crisis.” Dr. Gibson – no congratulations...
September 10, 2019
Why every undergraduate student should seek a teaching certificate for a living wage employment
August 27, 2019
On the birth of our nation: A Letter to the Editor
July 23, 2019