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Why NIU takes part in Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month (opens the original)
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Hispanic Heritage Month, commonly referred to as Latino Heritage Month or Latinx Heritage Month, celebrates the contributions made by Hispanic and Latino Americans and their cultures. Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. These days are important because they include the days of independence for many Central and South American countries. It’s important to celebrate this month because Latino Americans have shaped so much of our country as well as NIU. Diversity is a larg
The DeKalb Corn Classic Finishes with another Success (opens the original)
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The annual Dekalb Corn Classic was held on Sunday.. The 10K started at exactly 8:15 after the national anthem and countdown. The 5k followed, starting at 8:30. The course had water stations, cheer sections, including a cheer section on Lincoln Highway, and music playing along the course, including NIU’s band. The course runs through parks and historical areas in DeKalb. Justin Clark, DeKalb resident, has run the 5K the past few years, this year he ran the 10K. In spirit of the occasion he wore a
NIU Celebrates Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton has been a role model for decades. So in honor of Dolly Parton Day, September 25 –or Nine/Two Five in reference to her song “9 to 5”– here are two ways she’s inspired students and staff on campus. The Dolly Parton tribute band, Parton Me, was encouraged by their instructorMark Snyder to pay tribute to Parton. Many of the band members already felt a close connection to Parton and her music, but some who weren’t as familiar found new appreciation while learning it. Sam Dion, a senior
DeKalb County community volunteer opportunities (opens the original)
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DeKalb has many volunteer opportunities that can help students get connected to campus and the community while also making a difference for the elderly, food insecure and more. A great way to start is the Huskie Food Pantry, which provides food for all students who can benefit from it. The pantry is on campus in the Chick Evans Field House and students can sign up to volunteer on Wednesdays or Thursdays. It’s those factors that make it easy for anyone to get involved. Students can help prep the
The College of Visual and Performing Arts is a welcome experience for all students (opens the original)
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NIU’s College of Visual and Performing Arts, or CVPA, holds talent and history, as well as provides opportunities and a creative space for its students and even students of different majors. Students outside of the CVPA might be surprised by all there is to be a part of and all there is to experience. The CVPA consists of three schools: the School of Music, the School of Art and Design, and the School of Theater and Dance. To list everything the CVPA does would be an ambitious undertaking. To st
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