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The student news site of the University of Northern Iowa

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

Northern Iowan
Sydney Hauer

Sydney Hauer, Executive Editor | [email protected]

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Executive Editor Sydney Hauer bids farewell to her staff and the readers of the Northern Iowan upon graduation.

Executive Editor bids farewell

May 2, 2019
Scene D, a local independent theatre project, presents its second full production “The Christians”, which will be held at Rock & Bach Studios, located at 1509 Rainbow Dr., formerly Calvary Baptist Church. Performances will take place from April 25-28 at 7 p.m.

Scene D presents “The Christians”

Apr 25, 2019
Maucker turns orange for the kids

Maucker turns orange for the kids

Mar 4, 2019
Levang and Stites win NISG election

Levang and Stites win NISG election

Feb 28, 2019
On Tuesday, Feb. 26, a panel discussion was held in the Communication Arts Building to discuss the challenges faced by women in male-dominated fields.

Women’s panel tackles tough issues

Feb 28, 2019
Rap artist Waka Flocka Flame will be performing in the Maucker Union Ballroom on Feb. 16 at 8 p.m.

CAB concert sparks controversy

Feb 14, 2019
Jacob Levang (pictured left) and Jacob Stites (right) announced their candidacy for student body president and vice president on Monday, Feb. 11, 2019. Elections will take place on Feb. 26 and Feb. 27.

Levang and Stites and announce candidacy

Feb 14, 2019

NISG releases student body election information

Jan 28, 2019
Executive Editor Sydney Hauer weighs in on the UNI tradition, MLKegs, citing it as disrespectful to the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

“MLKegs” tradition is embarrassing for community

Jan 24, 2019
New NISG Legislative Liaison Team chosen

New NISG Legislative Liaison Team chosen

Nov 29, 2018
Spelling Bee play is heartwarming and hilarious

‘Spelling Bee’ play is heartwarming and hilarious

Nov 1, 2018
ARTapalooza draws crowds to Main Street

ARTapalooza draws crowds to Main Street

Sep 10, 2018
Art faculty present solo exhibitions

Art faculty present solo exhibitions

Aug 30, 2018
The UNI Gallery of Art is presenting Thats So Gay: An Exploration of Homophobia and Camp in Art.

‘That’s So Gay’ art exhibition

Aug 27, 2018
UNI to take back the night

UNI to take back the night

Apr 5, 2018
College Hill will be adding several new businesses, including Greenhouse Kitchen, ICON Donuts and Sweetery and The Shakery Smoothie Bar.

Greenhouse Kitchen come to the Hill

Mar 8, 2018
Food and Film Fest coming soon

Food and Film Fest coming soon

Mar 1, 2018
The Veridian Credit Union located in Maucker Union will be closing at the end of their lease in June. When this branch of Veridian closes, many of the on campus ATMs will be removed.

Veridian Credit Union to close

Feb 26, 2018
Students decorate participating books in the Blind Date with a Book program at Rod Library.

Rod Library hosts Blind Date with a Book

Feb 15, 2018
The UNI Student Wellness Service presented information on what makes relationships healthy and to recognize abuse on Tuesday, Feb. 14.

Students learn about healthy relationships

Feb 15, 2018
The Women as Makers exhibit in the UNI Gallery of Art showcases a variety of artwork, including paintings, pottery and textiles, created by women.

Gallery of Art highlights women artists

Jan 11, 2018
The TheatreUNI Production of Mother Courage and Her Children is an adaptation by Matthew Weeman of Bertolt Brechts play.

TheatreUNI ‘Mother Courage and Her Children’

Nov 30, 2017
Khaled Beydoun, a law professor from the University of Detroit Mercy, will be giving a lecture about the rise of Islamophobia in todays political climate.

MSA to discuss Islamophobia

Nov 16, 2017
The UNI Interpreters Theatres Genuine Cigarettes will premiere this Friday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p.m.

Theatre presents ‘Genuine Cigarettes’

Nov 9, 2017
Cartoonist and illustrator Jen Wang was present at the Interpreters Theatres play adaption of her graphic novel In Real Life.

Wang’s ‘In Real Life’ adapted at UNI

Oct 30, 2017
Symphony harmonizes with horror for Halloween

Symphony harmonizes with horror for Halloween

Oct 26, 2017
The Aliens by contemporary playwright Annie Baker is being performed by TheatreUNI today through Oct. 22, and again from Thursday, Oct. 26 through Oct. 29 in the Bertha Martin Theater located in Strayer-Wood Theater.

TheatreUNI beams “The Aliens”

Oct 19, 2017
The La Calle story

The La Calle story

Oct 16, 2017
New Panther Marching Band director Justin Mertz.

Marching Band welcomes new director

Sep 28, 2017
Senior jazz studies major Clayton Ryan was one of two UNI students who performed stand-up at Octopus Comedy Night this past Wednesday at the Octopus on College Hill.

Octopus Comedy Night brings laughs to the Hill

Sep 25, 2017
Pictured is Jordan Up The Pole, Russell Heights, Cobh, Ireland. (2010) This is one of many photographs on display in the In Good Time exhibition.

In Good Time

Sep 7, 2017
The Propaganda? Truth, Lies & Spin in Art exhibit currently being shown in the Kamerick Art Building features art pieces researched by UNI art history students.

Propaganda at UNI

Aug 31, 2017
Fondo Fest features Handpicked band

Fondo Fest features Handpicked band

Aug 24, 2017
Junior elementary and middle school education major

First-ever UNI Truman Scholar

Apr 27, 2017
Pictured above are the four Bachelor of Fine Arts students whose work will be displayed in a group exhibition in the UNI Gallery of Art, located in the Kamerick Art Building, from Monday, April 24, through Saturday, May 6.

Graduating students exhibit artwork

Apr 20, 2017
Senior communications major Taylor Peterson swabs his cheek at the Be the Match table in the Union to see if he qualifies to donate bone marrow.

Org advocates for marrow donors

Apr 13, 2017
This Saturday, the African Union will be hosting their Annual African Night, where attendees will be able to experience various cultures from different regions in Africa.

African Night comes back to campus

Mar 30, 2017
The Erbert and Gerberts Bistro, located in the Maucker Union, will soon be offering a UNI-specific sandwich, dubbed the Campy Neil. Students will have until this Friday to submit their own sandwich recipes.

Students pick UNI’s own sandwich

Feb 27, 2017
Abram Miller, sophomore composition-theory major, jams away on his saxophone. Miller is a part of UNI Jazz Panthers.

Tallcorn Jazz Fest

Feb 20, 2017
Alternative rock band, The Maine will be performing a free concert on Thursday, Feb 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the Maucker Union Ballroom. The Hex Girls and 4 Door Theatre (above) will serve as the concerts opening bands.

CAB brings The Maine to Union

Feb 6, 2017
Visual and conceptual artist Mark Dion gave a presentation at the Kamerick Art Building on Thursday. Dion worked with printmaking students and faculty the following day.

A loving madness of nature & art

Jan 30, 2017
A Schindigs worker hands a student a cup of Sidecar coffee. Schindigs offers a variety of foods including customizable grain bowls, parfaits and other grab and go foods.

New ‘digs’ in Schindler

Jan 26, 2017
Several students participated in Tuesdays nights auditions for the play Boys Will Be Boys, which was held in the Interpreters Theatre in Lang Hall. All students are encouraged to come to a second night of auditions tonight in the Interpreters Theater at 7 p.m.

Auditions for new play tonight

Jan 12, 2017
Creerys Connection cures

Creery’s Connection cures

Nov 14, 2016
T-shirts with messages such as: Its not consent if you make me afraid to say no hang in the Maucker Union. UNIs Womens and Gender Studies program partnered with Student Wellness Services for the Clothesline Project last week.

The Clothesline Project

Oct 24, 2016

Little Big’s in Beck’s space

Oct 3, 2016
Courses in the interior design program are held in Latham Hall. UNIs interior design program recently received a six-year national accreditation

UNI interior design nationally accredited

Sep 29, 2016
Pear Fair returns for sixth year

Pear Fair returns for sixth year

Sep 15, 2016
Indie folk singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy will be performing at the Octopus on College Hill this Sunday, Sept. 11.

Emotions + math = Octopus on the Hill

Sep 8, 2016
A bartender mixes a drink at Becks on College Hill. Becks had a send-off party for the business on Saturday, Aug. 20. A line stretched out the door for most of the night.

New location ‘Beck’-ons business

Sep 1, 2016
Jace Jirak, sophomore potential business major., slides down the 200 foot long slip and slide. The slide was made of hay bails and plastic sheets

College Hill makes a splash

Aug 29, 2016
CVDIY: Art, Music & More

CVDIY: Art, Music & More

Apr 28, 2016
Bourbon Street to be replaced

Bourbon Street to be replaced

Apr 18, 2016

VP search ongoing

Apr 14, 2016
Professors Steve OKane (Biology) and Jerry Soneson (Philosophy and Religions) discussed the compatibility of science and religion for the most recent Pint with a Prof.

Talking science and religion over beer

Mar 28, 2016
Students debate food quality

Students debate food quality

Mar 10, 2016

New rentals for College Hill

Mar 3, 2016
Christopher Edginton, leisure, youth, and human services professor, is interviewed for NBC Nightly News. The findings of Edgintons cholesterol results suggest that his stress level may have been related to his cholesterol numbers.

Prof. makes natl. headlines

Feb 29, 2016
CSA Clothing Drive

CSA Clothing Drive

Feb 11, 2016
Cloud Cult is a band new to the Great Hall stage, except for one member: Daniel Zamzow (far right). Zamzow, a cellist in the band, graduated from the UNI School of M

Alum brings Cult to campus

Feb 1, 2016

Caucus for your Candidate

Jan 28, 2016
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