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Students find career readiness at fall 2026 College of Business Fair (opens the original)
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The College of Business hosted its fall 2026 career fair from 5:30 p.m. through 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at Baresma Hall. The College of Business Fair was a networking opportunity for students that are freshmen through seniors. Matthew Benning, a financial careers instructor at NIU, said it was a pre-interview for students. “It’s kind of a pre-interview for a lot of these students, and it leads to a lot of internships and jobs every single year,” Benning said. Preparation for the College of Busines
Amanda Durik becomes interim dean of CLAS during her 22nd year at NIU (opens the original)
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Amanda Durik, an NIU faculty member since 2005, has recently taken on the role of interim dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Durik also has a background in interest and engagement. Heading into her 22nd year at NIU, Durik said she has learned that she wants to do things that matter. “I want to do things that are useful and that matter. Most people want to do that. Most humans actually want to matter, but I think that’s how I’ve moved into administrative roles,” Durik said. Durik s
Writing Center offers writing assistance for students at NIU (opens the original)
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As NIU gets settled into classes, students may be looking for a useful study tool on campus. After gathering feedback from students, the Writing Center was a popular choice. Eden Kane, a first-year psychology major, has used the Writing Center for one of her English classes. “It is really useful because you get put into little groups with one-on-one tutors,” Kane said. Kane said a tutor continuously checked in with the group Kane was in. “I was writing my essay and she would go check in with me
How NIU professors are handling an AI-enabled campus (opens the original)
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For students, AI has been a tool that has been used to help with academics as well as a tool that can be used to skip studying. At NIU, professors have different stances on AI and how they use it in their classrooms. Some have found ways to adapt it in ways that benefit students. Jason Rhode, vice provost for Academic Innovation and Lifelong Learning, has advocated leading NIU to an AI-enabled campus. On Aug. 27, Rhode presented to the NIU Board of Trustees on how NIU is preparing Huskies for an
Valerie Garver’s love for the Middle Ages turned into a career (opens the original)
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Valerie Garver, chair and professor in the Department of History, specialises in teaching the Middle Ages and medieval studies, has traveled through many countries in Europe, and also has written three books. Garver received her doctoratePh.D. in history at the University of Virginia, where she worked with Tom Noble, her doctoral advisor, as well as a huge influence in her career “He was one of the few people training people in what’s called Carolingian history. That’s like my specialized little
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