The NIU Mars Rover Team is accustomed to building a vehicle designed for tough terrain. Last week, the team composed mostly of engineering students demonstrated
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Student and alumni stories from the Northern Illinois University College of Engineering and Engineering Technology
The NIU Mars Rover Team is accustomed to building a vehicle designed for tough terrain. Last week, the team composed mostly of engineering students demonstrated
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Fresh off a celebrated return to the Chicago Auto Show earlier this year, Huskie Motorsports is again attracting attention. In mid-September, team members spent a
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A year after experiencing a 10-percent growth in student enrollment, NIU’s College of Engineering and Engineering Technology has climbed by another 2.3% for the Fall
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When Lilian Ulloa transferred to NIU’s College of Engineering and Engineering Technology, she wasn’t just looking to get through her classes—she yearned for hands-on experience,
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For the Northern Illinois University Supermileage Team, success at the 2026 Shell Eco-marathon Americas wasn’t measured only in miles per gallon or efficiency records. Their
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After several years away, NIU’s Huskie Motorsports team returned this winter to one of the automotive industry’s most recognizable stages: the Chicago Auto Show. For
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Throughout all of NIU’s colleges, a series of features called “Huskie Spotlight” offer a glimpse into our students’ myriad journeys. The variety is reflected also
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Curiosity fueled Ally Coker’s interest in joining the Huskie Motorsports team. This past weekend, following her passion led to the sophomore mechanical engineering major getting
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With a fuel efficiency of 139.6 miles per kilowatt hour (4,705 miles equivalent miles per gallon), the NIU Supermileage competition team added to the student
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One measure of an organization’s staying power: it has been around longer than most of its current members have been alive. That’s the case with
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