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Speak about this event in a Community Setting i can see healing occur in families coming out to talk about it and it gives us a sense of where youre getting this software chess because there were many families, many loved ones still around today who lost loved ones at the time who never spoke about it and now they have an avenue to talk about it. Next, tom brokaw talks about being diagnosed with blood cancer in the diary he kept during his year of treatment. Youll have a chance to talk to mr. Br...

Despite the dreary, drizzling rain outside, environmental activists and members of the DeKalb community gathered Thursday inside the Egyptian Theatre to participate in the inaugural Earth Fest. Hosted by climate advocacy group DeCarbon DeKalb, Earth Fest aimed to support sustainability, community engagement and environmentally friendly practices.  This family-friendly event was in celebration of Earth Week...

DeKALB – With the beginning of another semester, the NIU Art Museum is presenting three astounding new exhibits which explore food for well-being, socialization and sustainability, among other things.  Located on the first floor of Altgeld Hall, each exhibit has its own type of displays. Each exhibit features astounding and realistic visuals of meals and...

Winter isn’t the same as it used to be. The playful snow days as children will always have a place in our hearts, but leaving them behind and adapting to the responsibilities we are faced with in our present lives has beauty on its own. Challenges develop our resilience and character.  As children, we got...

DeKALB – NIU students and families braved the cold weather to move into residence halls for the spring semester over the weekend. Friday, all residence halls opened for students to move in, whether it was new students joining for the spring semester or returning students coming back from winter break. Spring move-in was the opposite...

BLOOMSBURG — Sam Dion, an award-winning artist and professional illustrator who lived in town, will return for an encore show that opens today. Dion was a Bloomsburg resident for 23 years, and while here, he said, he was inspired by the local landscape, town and people. Bloomsburg University students eating in the cafeteria, local musicians playing their instruments,