University Avenue, College Street and 23rd Street were lined with past and current students, faculty and other UNI community members braving the cold on Saturday, Oct. 20 for the annual Homecoming Parade....
Students braced the chilly fall evening on Monday to attend the Panthers Homecoming Kickoff on Lawther Field.
The event jumpstarted the homecoming week with the crowning of the Panther Royalty and a Pride...
As the big homecoming game approaches, many UNI students are showing off their Panther spirit by participating in various events and activities throughout the week.
Student Life Director Mike Bobeldyk...
What do Americans really know about Neil Armstrong? Everyone knows that he was the first man to step foot on the moon, but what else? Most of us would be left blank, realizing we know so little about one...
Students gathered in Maucker Union ballroom on Thursday, Oct. 11, for the Homecoming Royalty competition. The Homecoming Court of 11 students competed in a game of “pin-the-tail,” answered an array...
Backpacks lined the walls inside Maucker Union on Thursday, Oct. 11 as the nationally touring “Send Silence Packing” event came to UNI.
The event displayed over 1,100 backpacks, representing the average...
This past weekend, the play “Aut is Love” was performed three times in the Interpreter’s Theater in Lang Hall.
The play was written and directed by Nathan Selove, serving as his master’s thesis....
Lang Hall Auditorium emanated Latinx culture on Friday, Oct. 12.
The Latinx Showcase was one of several events celebrating Latinx Heritage Month, presented by the Center for Multicultural Education, Latin...
The fortunes within fortune cookies are not something that people typically dont give much consideration. However, to Jessica Barness, UNI graphic design alumna and associate professor at Kent State University,...
UNI’s School of Music will be hosting a reunion and 130th anniversary celebration and reunion of the Women’s Chorus on Friday, Oct. 12 and Saturday, Oct. 13.
About 20 to 30 alumni—some who graduated...
Kinks, hobbits and gay subculture. These three topics were covered in flash talks that took place in Rod Library on Monday, Oct. 8 as part of the annual Iowa Museum Conference.
Other topics in the conference...
David May has put down roots here at UNI — quite literally.
A professor in the department of geography, May works in his office canopied by an eight-foot Norfolk Island Pine tree that grows on his desk.
The...
