While we don’t know the exact number of RAGBRAI riders who were in Cedar falls, we certainly hope they departed with more Panther Pride than they had upon their arrival in the Cedar Valley.
This fall, a new sound will join the familiar rhythms of campus life — one that signals not just the changing seasons, but a deep connection to 150 years of history at the University of Northern Iowa.
As the University of Northern Iowa prepares to mark 150 years of history, signs of celebration are already popping up across campus and the larger Cedar Valley community.
For UNI alumni Mark and Sharon Hannasch, RAGBRAI - the Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa - has been a cherished tradition that spans more than 30 years.
UNI is working to determine next steps, and the Department of Military Science remains fully engaged in delivering all levels of coursework for each year of the ROTC program.
A group of Cedar Valley teenagers is about to take on one of Iowa’s most iconic summer traditions: riding their bikes across the state as part of RAGBRAI.
The University of Northern Iowa is taking a bold step to benefit students across the Midwest by offering in-state tuition to new undergraduate students from all six states bordering Iowa beginning this fall.
