NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
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The Weekly Scroll of Things to Know.
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Submit your FAFSA before April 25
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If you plan to be enrolled at Âé¶¹¾«Æ· in 2026-27, you need to complete a FAFSA to receive a financial aid offer. A federal system update on Sunday, April 26 will delay the processing of FAFSA records submitted on or after that date, and financial aid offers for affected students may not be available until July. Submit your 2026-27 FAFSA by Saturday, April 25 at to keep your aid on track. Questions? Contact the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office at finaid@niu.edu, call 815-753-1395 or visit Swen Parson Hall 245, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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How to Prep for a Career Fair
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The last career fair of the semester is this week and it provides a valuable opportunity to learn about different industries, make important professional contacts, practice your interviewing skills and gain intelligence about the job market within your major and outside of it. With and a focus on some key details, it can be a worthwhile experience.
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Huskie Food Pantry Wants Your Input
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The Huskie Food Pantry is a resource for Âé¶¹¾«Æ· students to use if they are in need of food. To ensure no area of campus is underrepresented, we want to help the Huskie Food Pantry obtain input, from students, about where they feel more resources may be necessary, specifically on the east side of Campus. Please help by completing this survey for our research purposes! Thank you!
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Don’t Miss the LAST Career Fair of the Semester!
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Âé¶¹¾«Æ· Career Services’ on Wednesday, April 22 is your final opportunity this semester to connect with employers offering internships, full-time, part-time, and student employment opportunities.
Open to current students, alumni, and community members, this event is your chance to build connections and explore what’s next.
Pro tip: Log into now to view attending employers, research opportunities, and create your game plan before the event. The more prepared you are, the more confident you’ll feel!
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- Make connections
- Explore opportunities
- Find jobs
- Take the next step in your career
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Don’t wait. Start exploring in Career Fair Plus today and get ready to make the most of your last chance this semester!
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UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH MONTH
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Join us for upcoming Conference on Undergraduate Research and Engagement (CURE).
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Help wrap up Undergraduate Research Month by attending the on Tuesday, April 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Duke Ellington Ballroom at the Holmes Student Center. Students from all colleges will showcase their research, artistry, creative inquiry and engagement projects. These can be part of a capstone project or senior project, faculty-mentored research, including community-engaged research, community engagement project or course, class research projects, independent studies, or funded research and artistry projects.
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Invitation to Participate in a Research Study
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You are invited to participate in a about how college students respond to everyday social situations, including interactions with individuals with disabilities. This study aims to better understand students’ perceptions, experiences and responses in these contexts. Participation involves completing a confidential online survey that takes approximately 10–15 minutes. Your responses are anonymous, and participation is completely voluntary. You may skip any questions or stop at any time.
If you are 18 years or older and currently enrolled as a student, you are eligible to participate. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Reach out to Professor Nahal Salimi with questions at nsalimi@niu.edu
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Class of 2026, It’s Time to Leave Your Legacy
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Seniors, graduation is coming fast. Have you made your Senior Class Gift yet?
Every contribution supports scholarships, student programs, and the Âé¶¹¾«Æ· experience that shaped your journey. Your gift also earns you the official Class of 2026 graduation cord.
Make your mark before the big day.
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Huskie Harvest Survey — chance to win an Amazon gift card!
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Class registration is underway.
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Prepare now to get the classes you need.
Now is the time to start registering for summer and fall 2026 classes. Read the tips below and learn when to register and how to register for classes.
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1. If you have not met with your advisor, do so. They are here to help you.
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- It’s important to stay on track to graduation and your advisor is here to help ensure you are heading in the right direction.
- Remote advising is available. Options for remote advising could include virtual video conferences, phone calls, Âé¶¹¾«Æ· emails or IM chats. Schedule an advising appointment through by clicking Appointments and selecting the "Advising" service, or contact your academic advising office to learn more about your options.
- Come prepared to your meeting with any concerns that you have. Your advisor can help answer your questions and point you to available resources.
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2. Log in to MyÂé¶¹¾«Æ· and Navigate Student.
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- In , you can check your enrollment date—the date and time you are able to register for classes.
- In Navigate Student, you can see a list of important, time-sensitive To-Do items related to class registration. You can also schedule an appointment with your academic advisor through Navigate Student by clicking on Appointments and selecting the "Advising" service.
- In both MyÂé¶¹¾«Æ· and Navigate Student, you can see any holds on your account that may prevent you from registering for classes. Learn more about holds on student accounts.
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The Huskie bus system has been such an unexpected plus to my experience here at Âé¶¹¾«Æ·. As a student who lives in a residence hall, the buses here have been such a life saver. They not only take you to and from classes, but also to restaurants nearby, downtown DeKalb, Walmart, TJ Maxx, Aldi, Ross and even the movie theater. If you miss the first bus taking you to class, you’re lucky because the next one will come in 15 minutes. The busing system here is very convenient and something incoming Âé¶¹¾«Æ· students should consider.
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Take advantage of every opportunity the university presents to you. Open your mind and learn about everything as much as you can while earning your degree.
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Northern Illinois University's vision is to be an engine for innovation to advance social mobility; promote personal, professional and intellectual growth; and transform the world through research, artistry, teaching and outreach. Learn more about Âé¶¹¾«Æ·â€™s vision, mission and values.
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