Northern Illinois University

Northern Illinois University recently was selected as the Illinois High School Esports Association’s new home.

Excelon Foundation issues nearly $40,000 to Northern Illinois University in DeKalb to modernize or create state-of-the-art science labs.

Northern Illinois University alumni living as missionaries on First Nation land in central Canada have created and are selling coffee mugs with hand-drawn illustrations depicting DeKalb County cities.

Hinckley-Big Rock drops a thriller to Polo, Genoa-Kingston falls to Pecatonica: Daily Chronicle sports roundup for Thursday, Nov. 16.

With councilmen split Monday night on whether the city should enter into an agreement to create a strategic plan – and one wondering aloud whether such a plan would even make a difference – Morrison’s mayor was called on to break the tie.

After months of negotiations, Northern Illinois University recently reached a new agreement with two of its worker unions, which includes 5% pay increases after workers complained about what the union president called “poverty wages.”

Voice of the Huskies. Radio legend. Goodbye Toledo. A lot of different images pop up when people think of NIU play-by-play broadcaster Bill Baker. Most, however, probably don’t think military cop.

Northern Illinois University School of Theatre and Dance opened its next production, the comedy play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Friday.

Opinion | Fall events across DeKalb County, such as Sycamore Pumpkin Festival and Northern Illinois University's Homecoming, brought thousands of tourists to our community. Seasonal events yet to come are expected to continue that positive trend, writes Brad Hoey.

A rainbow bridge, a piece of concrete slab and material excavated from VHS cassettes. Have you seen these exhibits around DeKalb? They’re all part of a larger public arts festival, dubbed Terrain Biennial, that concludes Nov. 15, meant to showcase contemporary art to all.

Art and speaking to high school students has helped Army veteran Chuck Derer come to terms with the horrors of war.

The Northern Illinois University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will host a discussion Wednesday by author and educator Eddie Glaude Jr. as part of its Rebuilding Democracy Lecture Series.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and historian Greg Grandin will present “The End of the Myth: From the Frontier to the Border Wall in the Mind of America” at an upcoming lecture Nov. 9 at Northern Illinois University’s campus in DeKalb.

Westminster Presbyterian Church will host a chamber music concert Nov. 5 featuring NIU student violinist Amanda Perez.

Northern Illinois University recently announced plans to build a $4 million new athletics nutrition facility on campus, meant to expand its existing sports center, cater to student athletes and serve as a recruitment tool for future Huskies.