The UNI Humanities Hub is a transformative initiative designed to expand paid internship opportunities and strengthen the role of the humanities on campus and in the community.
Two UNI Environmental Science students, Starr Claussen and Ramsey McGrew, participated in an international water quality research program at the University of Yamanashi in Japan. The experience brought together students from multiple countries to study shared water challenges, collaborate on real-world solutions, and explore global perspectives on environmental science. The trip also offered cultural immersion and reinforced the hands-on, collaborative learning opportunities that define UNI’s Environmental Science program.
Longtime educators and UNI alumni, the Floyds have continued supporting students after retirement by funding scholarships and research fellowships. Having created more than 90 awards focused on future teachers and scientists, they aim to give back in gratitude for the support they once received.
The University of Northern Iowa Gallery of Art and Permanent Art Collection is excited to announce two new opening art exhibitions, both opening Aug. 25.
Following a nationwide search, the University of Northern Iowa is pleased to announce that Mary Black will serve as the next dean of the College of Humanities, Arts & Sciences.
A new initiative at the University of Northern Iowa offers an enhanced set of micro-credentials in the form of certificates and Iowa teaching endorsements to meet the needs of learners seeking flexibility in achieving their educational goals.
UNI has launched a new Department of Applied Engineering, added several new engineering programs, and completed a major $44 million building renovation. Stewart Carter, a longtime engineering leader, has been appointed to guide the department and strengthen industry partnerships, positioning UNI to meet Iowa’s growing engineering workforce needs.
