For the second consecutive year, the College of Engineering and Engineering Technology (CEET) of NIU increased its ranking in the U.S. News and World Report
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CEET Jumps from 74th to 45th in Rankings
The College of Engineering and Engineering Technology (CEET) increased its ranking on the US News and World Report in 2019 for Engineering programs without a
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Maximize Your Gift to CEET on the DOG
The Day of Giving is coming! May 7-8 your gift to the CEET will have the greatest impact because we have been given two challenges…The
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NIU to offer bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering
Northern Illinois University is set to expand its engineering degree pathways by offering a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering (BME). The Illinois Board
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5 Ways to Stay Motivated Through Spring Semester
Spring is here, and summer is right around the corner, yet my professors still expect me to stay focused on assignments? YES. It’s not hard
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Biomed freshman dives in to campus activities
By Alison Meisenheimer Madelynn Bramm Freshmen don’t always know how to get involved on campus, but first-year biomedical engineering major Madelynn Bramm hit the ground
Read moreBob Boey, instrumental in starting the College of Engineering, retires from NIU Board of Trustees
Nearly a quarter of century after helping to create NIU’s first independent governing board, Bob Boey has decided to turn the page. Today’s Board of
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NIU Engineering @ RVC: How an internship can make you stand out from the pack
Internships are among the most valuable and sought-after experiences a college student can have outside the classroom. According to Machine Design magazine, almost 80 percent
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Attend an Event to Learn More About NIU Engineering @ RVC
Through the NIU Engineering @ RVC program, you can complete your NIU bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering entirely on the campus of Rock Valley College
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‘Never, ever, ever, ever give up’
Allana Rose and her senior design team pose proudly with their monocular vision driving assistant project. From left, Alex Lopez, Holly Hagemann, Rose and Evan
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