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NIU STEAM team drops by to answer the question: "What impacts have Asian-American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders had on areas of STEAM?"
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Universities are sending another crop of graduates out into the world. And David Gunkel is worried about them.
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The reservation represents just a small portion of the Prairie Band Potawatomi's claim to over 1200 acres, which mostly is located in what is now the Illinois Shabbona Lake State Park.
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Our team from NIU STEAM deliver us the facts on the trending practice of taking ice baths to soothe achy joints and muscles.
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Ashley Sadat deals us in on a little secret about games.
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Multi-instrumentalist and producer Micky Torpedo is back in Studio A with his latest project, Birdsongs.
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A Princeton student recently won the Paul Simon Essay Contest. This essay highlights Illinois community colleges. The student shares how her college embraced her after she returned following a not-so-great start.
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Edison Miller needs a teacher and a deadline.
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For the first time, Illinois has federally-recognized tribal land. And this fall, all Illinois students will be required to learn about the state’s Native American history and present. WNIJ's Peter Medlin has more...
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Beadwork and flowers -- an Oklahoma artist incorporates Prairie Band Potawatomi culture into her artThe Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation is the first federal recognized tribal nation in Illinois. An Oklahoma artist has strong connections with this nation. WNIJ’s Yvonne Boose speaks with this creative about how she incorporates the nations heritage into her art.
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Rachel Cormier considers nature vs. nurture when it comes to walking in her mom's footsteps.