Planispheric Celestial Volvelles, Often called "sky wheels" or "star wheels," are medium unique to learning about the night sky. This collection includes examples from the late nineteenth century to present. Thomas Hockey shares his personal collection and how they appear in the marketplace. This will be outside of room 210 in Rod Library until April 2024.
College readings are an essential part of learning. This week on October 17 and 18 at 4:00 p.m. in Rod 272 explore THIEVES, active reading and SQ3R strategies. Attendance will enter you into prize drawings. More information on the workshops offered this semester can be found on the Academic Workshops webpage.
College readings are an essential part of learning. This week on October 17 and 18 at 4:00 p.m. in Rod 272, explore THIEVES, active reading and SQ3R strategies. Attendance will enter you into prize drawings. More information on the workshops offered this semester can be found on the Academic Workshops webpage.
With Spring 2024 registration approaching, ensure that your U-Bill is paid to register on time. If you have a past due balance or have questions about your U-Bill, please email UNI Student Accounts or call 319-273-2164.
Inviting all Panther fans to join us for a fun and safe night of trick-or-treating from decorated vehicles on Sunday, October 29 at the McLeod Center, UNI Campus. This free event is open to the public and will include trunk or treating in the McLeod Center parking lot and fun activities inside lead by student-athletes. TC and TK will be there for the fun too. More information and to register your kiddos can be found on the Trunk or Treat webpage. Student Organizations or offices on campus register now to be part of the Trunk or Treat event.
The day-long event in Lang Hall includes seven media workshop sessions and a keynote presentation by videographer and UNI alum Ben Hagarty, who has worked with artists like Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and Alicia Keys. See the Fast Forward webpage for details and free registration.
Interested in studying abroad this summer? The Study Abroad Center will be in the Learning Center through Thursday, November 2 to give you a chance to learn more, so stop on by. Also, from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., professors of faculty-led programs and peer advisors will be there to help you find the program that works best for you. Apply now.
