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At Northern Illinois University, a public institution, the majority of the online education classes are recorded and archived so students can access the information on their time. Ninety-nine ...

Northern Illinois will move its basketball and other non-football programs to the Horizon League in 2026, the Board of Trustees approved in a vote Thursday. The move is the result of NIU recently ...

After more than two decades of distinguished work in the United States, geophysicist Niu Fenglin has returned to China to join Earth and space sciences school at the University of Science and ...

Northern Illinois joins Cleveland State, Detroit Mercy, Indiana University-Indianapolis, Northern Kentucky, Oakland, Purdue University Fort Wayne, Robert Morris, Wisconsin-Green Bay, Wisconsin ...

BOTTOM LINE: Northern Illinois takes on Miami (OH) after Chelby Koker scored 24 points in Northern Illinois’ 79-70 loss to the Toledo Rockets. The RedHawks have gone 8-5 at home. Miami (OH) ranks ...

Northern Illinois joins Cleveland State, Detroit Mercy, Indiana University-Indianapolis, Northern Kentucky, Oakland, Purdue University Fort Wayne, Robert Morris, Wisconsin-Green Bay, Wisconsin ...

DEKALB, Ill. (AP) Javontae Campbell had 19 points in Bowling Green's 71-58 win against Northern Illinois on Tuesday. Campbell added eight rebounds for the Falcons (14-16, 8-9 Mid-American Conference).

Northern Illinois heads into a matchup with Central Michigan after losing 15 straight road games. Friday's game is the second meeting this season between the two teams.

After all, the sport with the best funding at a university would be the one traveling the most. Meanwhile, the sports like tennis, soccer and baseball would stay regional. But NIU will provide an ...

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