Starting this semester, NIU is introducing multiple changes to the university parking lots aimed to make parking more accessible for students. While this is clearly a positive change, it seems likely parking will remain a struggle for many. Yellow parking lots – available to commuters – will now share accessibility with some lots that were.
Editor’s note: This piece is part of an investigative news series called “What’s Up With?” Fill out the form for potential coverage of a topic here. DeKALB – Students are stuck with 60-year-old elevators in Stevenson Towers with renovations coming this summer. Until then, students are dealing with run-down and broken elevators. WHAT’S UP.
DeKALB – Board of Trustees members began their meeting Monday by voting on Board of Trustee positions. Eric Wasowicz became the new chair of the board, and former chair Montel Gayles retained his seat on the board, as did Rita Athas and Dennis Barsema as vice chair and member respectively. SALE OF NURSING BUILDING The.
Editor’s note: This piece is part of an investigative news series called “What’s Up With?” You can fill out the form for potential coverage of a topic here. DeKALB – Plans are underway to renovate NIU campus buildings including Watson Hall and Reavis Hall; however, nearby DuSable Hall is not a part of any renovation.
Parking at NIU has been proven to be a struggle that most students are dealing with, they deserve a better parking system. Roughly half of NIU students are commuters, according to Joe King, associate director for Institutional Communications. Students are stressed each day as they struggle to find parking, yet the faculty parking lots never.