For the first time in Panther Marching Band history, members performed live on stage. To help raise money for PMB’s London trip, Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center filled with the sound...
The University of Northern Iowa’s chapter of the Association of Technology Management and Applied Engineering robotics team will travel to St. Louis for a ten-team intercollegiate competition Thursday. ...
The Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center was packed Tuesday night for the After Dark event, with approximately 1,300 students. The event included Christian hip-hop artist Thi’sl, performers...
The University of Northern Iowa and Cedar Valley United Way partnered up to fundraise for charities supporting families in need Nov. 3 through Nov. 14 in an effort personally supported by UNI President...
The third leading cause of death for college students is suicide. Many people struggling with depression don’t seek help. The foundation, To Write Love On Her Arms created a way to support and possibly...
Pi Sigma Epsilon has found a way to utilize unused student flex meals from the dining center to benefit those who are in need. Pi Sigma Epsilon is a national sales and marketing co-ed fraternity....
During a telephonic meeting Friday, the Board of Regents voted 9-0 to initiate a restructuring of Iowa’s three public universities that could result in a loss of over 250 administrative and information...
Mid-Monday, Russell Hall was evacuated due to a pulled fire alarm. The alarm was pulled due to a genuine yet mistaken concern. Jeff Olson, Cedar Falls public safety director said an individual pulled...
Hundreds of faculty, staff and students stood up last Thursday in support of those affected by offensive Yik Yak posts. The crowd rallied as organizers cried, “When we say ‘we can do,’...
Having met with success so far, Rod Library’s Book Bistro will extend their hours starting this semester’s finals week through spring semester. Currently, the Book Bistro is open...
Although this year’s Veterans day experienced some snowfall, the University of Northern Iowa’s chapter of Kappa Sigma took advantage of the chilly weather to host a luncheon honoring men and...
Individuals of all ages turned up Wednesday and Thursday to listen to Patrick Hicks share his journey through areas of Poland that were hit the hardest during the Holocaust. The University...