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Northern Iowan
The student news site of the University of Northern Iowa

Northern Iowan
The student news site of the University of Northern Iowa

Northern Iowan
Karla DeBruin

Karla DeBruin, Managing Editor

All content by Karla DeBruin
Theres still time to submit your traditions! Email CATS at unicats@uni.edu.

Traditions Keeper Ceremony

Apr 28, 2022
With the onset of finals week, students can rest and relax with the many events planned by Active Minds.

[Photo] Stress Less week begins

Apr 25, 2022
The UNI tennis team split their matches vs Mo St. and Drury.

[Photo] UNI splits final two tennis matches of the season

Apr 18, 2022
Students will have more flexibility and more credentials with the new UNIFI program. UNIFI is also transfer-friendly to transfer students.

[Photo] Should current students make the switch to UNIFI?

Apr 14, 2022
UNI received a letter from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) regarding allegations of free speech violations.

[Photo] UNI responds to allegations of free speech violations

Apr 11, 2022
The UNI womens tennis team hosted Bradley and Illinois State at the Black Hawk Tennis Club this past weekend. They hosted Senior Day, honoring Olivia Fain and Emma Carr for their senior sendoffs.

[Photo] Tennis close out homestand with two losses

Apr 11, 2022
Although the pandemic has impacted higher education across the nation, UNI is to continue to look for ways in making higher education more available.

[Photo] UNI: the most affordable, highest value university in Iowa

Mar 28, 2022
Many students made various forms of art for the Annual Juried Art Exhibition that will be in the UNI Gallery of Art until April 15.

Annual juried student art exhbition

Mar 24, 2022
UNI is cutting down credit requirements, changing and introducing classes as well as including the option to mix and match credits to receive a certificate.

[Photo] UNI unveils UNIFI

Mar 21, 2022
Many students benefit from the Panther Pantry, which is located in Maucker Union.

[Photo] NISG recognizes extraordinary student orgs

Mar 21, 2022
Leila Masinovic: Making history at UNI

Leila Masinovic: Making history at UNI

Mar 10, 2022
The Panther Pantry is located in the basement of Maucker Union and is open from noon to 6 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday from noon to 5 p.m. They are also open on Wednesday from noon to 5 p.m. and on Thursday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

[Photo] Food and financial insecurity

Mar 7, 2022
Most of the RAs have experienced mental health problems while being on the job.

[Photo] R(A)eality of being an RA

Mar 3, 2022
Without counting the financial aid package, an Iowa residents total cost of attendance is up to $18,213. For out-of-state students, it is $28,913.

[Photo] UNI most expensive public university in Iowa

Mar 3, 2022
UNI completed the 2021-22 regular season with a thrilling overtime victory against Missouri Valley Conference rivals Loyola-Chicago, clinching the fourth regular-season title in school history and the second in the last three seasons. They will now look forward to the MVC tournament, or Arch Madness, in St. Louis from March 3-5. The Panthers will be the tournaments No. 1 seed.

[Photo] Madness in McLeod

Feb 28, 2022
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[Photo] Student body elects new NISG representatives

Feb 24, 2022
Caroline Christensen is the current news editor at the Northern Iowan.

[Photo] Northern Iowan wins 11 awards at Iowa College Media Association

Feb 21, 2022
Students are looking to be elected into NISG Senate Feb. 22-23.

NISG candidates aim to better campus

Feb 17, 2022
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[Photo] Fight for historical campus buildings continue

Feb 14, 2022
As more teachers are voicing themselves retiring and leaving education; UNI Education majors make up nearly a quarter of the student population.

[Photo] Reynolds attack on public education

Feb 14, 2022
BSU will host a variety of events through early March to celebrate Black History Month as well as the 50th anniversary of BSU.

[Photo] BSU celebrates Black History Month

Feb 10, 2022
CAB seeking new members

CAB seeking new members

Feb 7, 2022
UNI art gallery host a new art exhibit, Too bright for our Infirm Delight throughout the second semester. Showcasing pottery and drawings along with a few different other art pieces.

“Too bright to our infirm delight”

Feb 3, 2022
59% of the students at UNI are women and should receive free access to tampons or pads in restrooms.

[Photo] Why we need to free the tampon

Jan 24, 2022
Throughout the years of the 1970s-1980s the Dome held many concerts that included big names like Alice Cooper and Fleetwood Mac.

UNI-Dome concerts

Jan 24, 2022
Tom Cullen (pictured above, center), talks with audience members after the screening of Storm Lake.

[Photo] Local journalism thrives in ‘Storm Lake’

Dec 6, 2021
Instead of providing more state funding for Iowas three public universities, Iowa taxpayers should advocate for a reduction in the size and scope of the Board of Regents.

[Photo] Bigger budget, fewer students at the University of Northern Iowa

Dec 2, 2021
UNI predicts an additional yeart of level enrollment and a steady increase in future years.

[Photo] UNI enrollment projected to increase within 5 years

Nov 29, 2021
With enrollment taking a hit, departments are being impacted from the enrollment rates.

[Photo] Falling enrollment a challenge, and not just for UNI

Nov 29, 2021
The theatre department is facing limited resources, but the department will not experience closure.

[Photo] ‘Theatre is not going anywhere’

Nov 18, 2021
UNI Alum Brian Becker was announced the next CEO of RSM US LLP, one of the largest tax, audit and consulting firms in the country.

UNI alum named CEO of accounting firm

Nov 18, 2021
College expenses determined by net price calculators can vary by an average of $5,700.

[Photo] College calculators aren’t precise, but they could easily be made better

Nov 18, 2021
Students learn to cook Badrijani Nigivit with Nino Omatee in the basement of Maucker Union on Tuesday, Nov. 16.

Learn to cook Badrijani Nigivit

Nov 18, 2021
CATS is hosting their inaugural food drive for the Panther Pantry Thursday, Nov. 11.

[Photo] Panther Pantry hosts food drive

Nov 11, 2021
The Board of Regents decided to not demolish the Honors Cottage (above) and Alumni House.

[Photo] The Honors Cottage and our sense of place

Nov 11, 2021
The Honors Cottage and Alumni House (above) has been saved from demolition for now.

[Photo] Alumni House, Honors Cottage saved from demolition at BOR meeting

Nov 8, 2021
The old Administration Building completed in 1896.

Old Administration Building

Nov 8, 2021
The Honors Cottage (above) has been requested by UNI to be demolished.

[Photo] UNI to propose demolition of two campus buildings

Nov 4, 2021
Among GBPACs spring 2022 performances schedule is the Blue Man Group who will perform May 2-3.

GBPAC reveals spring season

Nov 4, 2021
UNI is accepting applications for summer orientation staff in 2022. Those who are hired will work from mid-May to the end of Jul and will receive a $2,000 stipend as well as free housing and meals.

[Photo] Summer orientation staff needed

Nov 4, 2021

ITTC today

Nov 4, 2021

Presidents House turned Honors Cottage

Nov 1, 2021
Interior design student Jonathan Martin is a recipient of the prestigious Diversity in Design Pipeline program.

UNI student wins interior design program

Oct 25, 2021
Students need to advocate for mental breaks and recognize that school work shouldnt be an everyday habit.

[Photo] College students need mental breaks

Oct 25, 2021
The north side of the Alumni House and garage in 1974.

The history of the Alumni House

Oct 25, 2021
Colette Stanford, Kat Gainer and Jace Bell complete the Granite Panther tradition by the UNI-Dome. If students complete the traditions challenge, they receive a pin or medallion at graduation.

UNI Traditions challenge endures

Oct 21, 2021
Active Minds took over Lawther Field on Thursday to spread positive messages to those struggling with their mental health.

[Photo] Field of Flags brings awareness

Oct 21, 2021
Panther Portrait: Business & Community Fair

Panther Portrait: Business & Community Fair

Oct 21, 2021
To further make Rod Library an equitable environment, the library no longer issues recalls for book, has lowered a portion of the service desk for accessibility and rearranged the furniture to create a welcoming space for students.

[Photo] Rod Library promotes equity

Oct 18, 2021
Local businesses to visit UNI

Local businesses to visit UNI

Oct 14, 2021
Students around campus are still encouraged to use masks in spaces across campus.

[Photo] Masks on or masks off?

Oct 14, 2021
Bartlett Hall was one of the first dorms and was where the women lived. After they took down Baker Hall they moved a lot of departments into Bartlett. In 2018 they re-opened Bartlett as offices in the whole building.

[Photo] Bartlett Hall – From the NI archives

Oct 7, 2021
Homecoming Parade on Saturday, Oct. 2.

[Photo] PANTHER PORTRAIT: Homecoming

Oct 4, 2021
Student Body President Samantha Bennett returned to the weekly Senate meetings after a couple of weeks being absent. She emphasized the importance of mental health and taking a break for self care in her report.

[Photo] NISG debates masks, approves funding

Oct 4, 2021
Evangelical preacher Sister Cindy visited campus Friday and spoke to a crowd of students on Lawther Field. Her husband, Brother Jed, is pictured in the background.

Sister Cindy visits campus

Sep 27, 2021
The Guild of UNI Carillonneurs play the 47 uniquely pitched bells inside the campanile. Fundraising in 1968 tripled he number of bells in the tower.

[Photo] Carillonneurs serenade UNI’s campus

Sep 16, 2021
Rialto and Piazza have had to adjust procedures in order to compensate for lack of employees. Some changes include disposable dish ware and dine-out only from 7-9pm.

[Photo] Dining centers struggle to find employees for new semester

Sep 2, 2021
Before school started many students enjoyed exploring the campus, and many activities organized by CAB. These events encouraged mask and a lot of the organizations around campus were in attendance at this event.

[Photo] A comparative COVID-19 college experience

Sep 2, 2021
Pictured is Colin Horning, the sports editor & opinion columnist for the Northern Iowan newspaper.

[Photo] Advice to new students

Aug 26, 2021
Peer reviewers Dr. Lynette Olson, Dr. Anton Reiter (in-person), Dr. Martinez Sotelo and Dr. Sherilyn Poole engaged with students in an open forum discussion during the HLC site visit on Monday, March 29.

HLC site visit features student forum

Apr 1, 2021
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