With the goal of cultivating educational and cultural experiences for all, the recently established International Club of Business Students (ICBS) is looking forward to expanding its reach on UNI’s campus...
The Daryl Smith Prairie Center recently celebrated its 50th anniversary of prairie restoration at UNI.
To commemorate this milestone, an event was hosted by the Tallgrass Prairie Center (TPC) and the...
I solemnly swear that it’s been 12 years since the final movie dropped, and people are still entranced by the magic of Harry Potter. The “Harry Potter” series wrapped up at the Marcus Theatres...
In April of 2023, American novelist Emily Henry published her fourth New York Times best-selling novel, “Happy Place”. Following up her acclaimed romance novels, the latest story from Henry finds two...
Indigenous students on UNI’s campus are seeking to inform and educate the campus community about their people, culture and history. The recently founded Indigenous Student Organization hopes to provide...
In an effort to give survivors of sexual assault and their supporters a space to express their creativity and challenge harmful stigmas, the Office of Compliance and Equity Management is organizing an...
For 2016 UNI alum Dylan Nicole Martin, being the Assistant Stage Manager for the play “Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress,” has been an inspiring, gratifying and healing experience.
Based...
With his home in Burkina Faso, West Africa, international student Moussa Barry packed up his belongings and made the almost 24 hour long journey to UNI’s campus this summer. A Fulbright Scholar, Barry...
The technical rehearsal for TheaterUNI’s latest production, “The Play That Goes Wrong '' begins with a fight call. The ensemble cast of eight gathers to practice their many stunts that occur in the...
Even though Charlie Brown and the gang were unable to see the Great Pumpkin, Cedar Falls residents and UNI students may have a chance at finding even better pumpkins at a local pumpkin patch.
The...
Well over 400 years old and guarding campus for the past 122 years, the two cannons facing the east entrance of campus in front of Lang Hall have a long but largely unknown history harkening all the way...
