Kiana Clingon
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Annual POLS-a-palooza connects students with political science opportunities (opens the original)
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DeKALB – The political science department hosted their annual POLS-a-palooza event from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday outside Cole Hall. Students explored a variety of political science-related programs, organizations and career opportunities. The organizations tabling included the Pre-Law Honors Society, the Political Science Student Advisory Committee and Kappa Alpha Pi, a pre-law and government professional fraternity. Janna Norris, a sophomore political science major and president of Kappa Alph
Redemption Vault builds community through collecting (opens the original)
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For pop culture enthusiasts looking to buy, trade and sell collectibles as well as attend celebrity signings, Redemption Vault offers all that and more. Redemption Vault’s DeKalb location, owned by Luis Arboleda and located at Unit K of 2350 Sycamore Road, has provided the DeKalb community a space for pop culture since it opened on April 19, marking the establishment’s second location. The collectible store features items such as trading cards, action figures, comics and video games. The store a
Hopkins Park Pool reopens ahead of fall semester (opens the original)
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DeKALB — DeKalb Park District’s Hopkins Park Pool reopened on Aug. 15 after being closed for a multi-year renovation project. After closing at the end of 2023 season and being demolished in 2024, Hopkins Park Pool, located at 1403 Sycamore Road, held their Soft Opening on Aug. 14 before opening to the public Aug. 15. The pool now features various new water attractions, such as a zero-depth leisure pool, a spray ground and four waterslides. The pool also has newly constructed structures, such as
Move-in day inspires nerves and excitement as first-years arrive (opens the original)
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DeKALB — Hauling suitcases and cardboard boxes, NIU students arrived on campus and moved into the residence halls on Wednesday and Thursday, just days before the start of fall classes. To help the process run smoothly, each residence hall had a designated unloading zone with volunteers and NIU Housing and Residential Services staff on site. Zoie Ziewacz, a first-year meteorology major who moved into the Grant Towers on Wednesday, at first felt nervous about moving out but is excited to experienc
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