Emily Beebe is a journalist for Northern Star Media, focusing on local news in De Kalb, Illinois. Her articles cover a range of topics, including education, social issues, politics, and entertainment. Emily aims to provide a voice for the community and spark meaningful discussions through her writing.
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By News Editor December 3, 2024 An NIU Police car sits parked on Feb. 26 in front of Barsema Hall.
By: Emily Beebe
DeKALB – Members of the NIU administration discussed NIU’s deficit at the last University Council meeting of the semester. The meeting was held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Altgeld Hall Room 315. NIU President Lisa Freeman started the meeting by discussing graduate commencement and how there will be more than 1,000 graduating students. The graduate...
By Opinion Editor January 12, 2025 An NIU Police car sits parked on Feb. 26 in front of Barsema Hall.
By Opinion Editor January 12, 2025 A cartoon depicts dark blue ribbons representing colon cancer, red hearts, and the words “Cancer
Gallery | 4 Photos Ethan Rodriguez The Haribo Commons is located in Barsema Hall.
By: Emily Beebe
In honor of the new semester starting, you may be excited about seeing old friends, being involved in clubs, your new classes or even graduation.
January 15, 2025 Fireworks and a party hat sit beneath the words “Look Both Ways” and above the topic of the week.
As a college student, especially a first-year student, you may decide to live in a residence hall in order to have a sense of freedom and live away from home.
In honor of January being self-love month, it’s important to engage in self-care activities. Self-care is good for your mental health and is a good way to unwind after a long day of classes or work. Some students across campus shared what they do for self-care. What do you do for self-care? Divine O’Neal, a...
While earning a degree is the goal, college is supposed to be a fun time. There's a saying that the college experience is what you make it out to be.
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