The carnival will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18 at the East Lagoon, located along Castle Drive.
Admission is free.
The university alone boasts students from more than 100 countries. Various cultural performers will showcase their traditions and talents throughout the day. Also on the bill are a mariachi band, African dancers, NIU's Black Choir and an Aikido martial arts demonstration. Student organizations will also provide visitors with a world of activities, ranging from culturally themed carnival games to international sports, such as cricket and soccer. In addition, canoes will be available on the lagoon from NIU's Office of Campus Recreation.