Spanning throughout the spring semester, “Spring into Service: Cats Who Care” will unite UNI students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends to give back to the communities that have supported the institution for generations.
Bedros Apelian traveled 10,000 miles from Syria to UNI in 1908, becoming one of its first international students, leaving a legacy of resilience, service and global impact.
The UNI Sesquicentennial Committee offered the opportunity for a second and final round of funding for public programming/research/class projects that integrate one or more of the Guiding Principles of the UNI 150th Anniversary Celebration.
This is your last chance to be part of something extraordinary. TEDxUniversity of Northern Iowa hits the stage Saturday, October 25, at the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center.
As part of the University of Northern Iowa’s Sesquicentennial Celebration, UNI history students are guiding architectural walking tours that showcase 150 years of campus.
UNI has officially entered its Sesquicentennial Celebration period, following the Ringing of the Sesquicentennial Bell on Monday, Sept. 29 on UNI campus.
