Campus & Community

UNI student Averee Kasik pictured on capmus in front of a UNI sign

Opportunity of a Lifetime: UNI celebrates 100 Bright Foundation Scholarships, honoring Iowa legacy

Since 2012, the Bright scholarship has unlocked the promise of a UNI education.
UNI student Adam Vig on the coast of South Africa

25 years of the Robert Eller Study Abroad Scholarship

For 25 years, the Robert Eller Study Abroad Scholarship has enabled life-changing experiences for UNI students. It has since supported 105 students, sending them to 21 countries, according to the Cedar Falls Community Foundation, which manages the fund.
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Demystifying priority deadlines: Your roadmap to college financial aid

It’s important to understand how to navigate these priority deadlines so you can confidently submit your applications on time.
The UNI women's basketball team celebrating with head coach Tanya Warren

A historic night for UNI Women’s Athletics

UNI Women's Hoops upset No. 8 Iowa State in McLeod; while Panther Volleyball wrapped back-to-back undefeated seasons to capture the MVC championship outright.
Dick and Linda Wilson

$100,000 gift honors former UNI Alumni Association president, supports new wrestling training facility

UNI has received a generous $100,000 gift from Dick Smith, ‘65, in support of a state-of-the-art training complex for the UNI wrestling program.
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FAFSA help: what you should know before you apply

Confused by the FAFSA? You aren't alone! Get the FAFSA help you need by reading this article before you file the form.
Student tabling at International Education Week event

Celebrate International Education Week at UNI: A week of culture, learning and global connections

Get a sneak peak of what to expect at International Education Week 2024 at the University of Northern Iowa.
Parker Keckeisen getting ready to wrestle

Parker Keckeisen works for his legacy beyond the wrestling mat

Wrestling season at UNI is back, and NCAA 184-pound wrestling national champion Parker Keckeisen is reflecting on his time with the Panther Train.