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Literature can be a gateway to discussions about race
NIU professor offers a reading list devoted to race for children from infancy through high school
- June 9, 2020
Educating about race and equality should start at a very young age, and literature can be an important part of that process, says Melanie Koss, an associate professor in the…
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Two vital buffers against climate change are just offshore
New study underscores need to conserve and restore mangroves, coral reefs
- June 1, 2020
DeKalb, Ill.?—?A new study finds that about 31 million people worldwide live in coastal regions that are “highly vulnerable” to future tropical storms and sea-level rise driven by climate change….
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Climate change could dramatically reduce U.S. snowstorms
Study: Across North America, warming could shorten snow season
- May 25, 2020
Updated May 27, 2020 DeKalb, Ill.?—?A new study led by Northern Illinois University scientists suggests American winters late this century could experience significant decreases in the frequency, intensity and size…
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NSF awards $271,000 research grant to geology professor
- May 18, 2020
DeKalb, Ill.?—?The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a $271,000 grant to NIU Board of Trustees Professor Reed Scherer and colleague Christine Siddoway of Colorado College to support their research…
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Innovative Engineering Projects to be Showcased Virtually

Friday, May 8 from 1-4 p.m.

April 28, 2020

DeKALB, Ill. – The public is invited to the first-ever virtual engineering fair hosted by Northern Illinois University’s?College of Engineering and Engineering Technology?(CEET). On Friday, May 8 from 1-4 p.m.,…

NIU faculty ramp up COVID-19 research

April 14, 2020

DeKalb, Ill.?—?Amid the busy transition to remote teaching, NIU faculty members also have pivoted aspects of their research programs to turn attention to the COVID-19 pandemic. Across the university, in…

Undergraduate research project goes the distance

Study in children with autism spectrum disorder sheds light on repetitive speech

February 27, 2020

Cassidy VanZuiden’s Undergraduate Research and Artistry Day (URAD) project — exploring why children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) echo or parody speech — grew into a national award-winning project and…

Where the wild things are—on NIU’s campus

Urban ecologist John Vanek has seen (and photographed) it all

February 26, 2020

DeKalb, Ill.?—?If you’re hoping to spot a deer, fox or coyote while strolling through campus at NIU, graduate student John Vanek is your man. While working toward his Ph.D. in…

NIU expert says a new 21st century skill set is needed—algorithmic literacy

February 24, 2020

DeKalb, Ill.?—?NIU Professor Andrea L. Guzman, a leading expert on artificial intelligence and communication, says a new skill set is needed to navigate the Information Age—algorithmic literacy. An algorithm is…

Scientists develop safer lead-based perovskite solar cell

February 19, 2020

DeKalb, Ill.?—?Researchers at Northern Illinois University and the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden, Colorado, are reporting today (Feb. 19) in the journal Nature…

Forward, Together Forward scholars continue legacy of academic excellence and service

Award honors scholastic excellence, community involvement and character

February 14, 2020

DeKalb, Ill. —? The 2020 Forward, Together Forward Scholarship winners continue a 12-year history of celebrating and supporting students who not only succeed in the classroom, but also serve as…

Funding for new NIU research center released

NICCS to focus on sustainability of food systems, water resources and ecosystems

February 13, 2020

DeKalb, Ill.?—? The Northern Illinois Center for Community Sustainability (NICCS) took a major step forward Wednesday when Gov. J.B. Pritzker released $500 million in capital funding appropriated for the…

NIU removes use of standardized test scores for 2021 applicants

New ‘test-blind’ policy is first of its kind for an Illinois institution

January 29, 2020

DeKalb, Ill. – Northern Illinois University today announced it will eliminate the use of standardized test scores for general admission and merit scholarship decisions. This new “test-blind” policy will begin…

What prairie voles can teach people about stress

NIU prof gets $372K to study links between exercise and brain health

January 23, 2020

DeKalb, Ill. —?Angela Grippo’s New Year’s resolution is exercise, exercise, exercise, but the NIU psychology professor won’t be breaking a sweat or hitting the gym. Instead, she’ll be spending time…

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Literature can be a gateway to discussions about race

NIU professor offers a reading list devoted to race for children from infancy through high school

Two vital buffers against climate change are just offshore

New study underscores need to conserve and restore mangroves, coral reefs

Climate change could dramatically reduce U.S. snowstorms

Study: Across North America, warming could shorten snow season

NSF awards $271,000 research grant to geology professor

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Innovative Engineering Projects to be Showcased Virtually

Friday, May 8 from 1-4 p.m.

NIU faculty ramp up COVID-19 research

Undergraduate research project goes the distance

Study in children with autism spectrum disorder sheds light on repetitive speech

Where the wild things are—on NIU’s campus

Urban ecologist John Vanek has seen (and photographed) it all

Scientists develop safer lead-based perovskite solar cell

Forward, Together Forward scholars continue legacy of academic excellence and service

Award honors scholastic excellence, community involvement and character

Funding for new NIU research center released

NICCS to focus on sustainability of food systems, water resources and ecosystems

NIU removes use of standardized test scores for 2021 applicants

New ‘test-blind’ policy is first of its kind for an Illinois institution

What prairie voles can teach people about stress

NIU prof gets $372K to study links between exercise and brain health

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