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In a small seaside village where men build boats and women do not, young Suzette knows she is different – she longs for the sea and believes she is meant for something greater than a life on land. So when a mysterious event occurs, Suzette is forced to do that most difficult thing – prove herself worthy of her destiny.
Join Best Buddies for our annual Friendship Walk, where we advocate for inclusion and friendship here at UNI and across the country! We'll meet up at 10 a.m. and take a walk around campus, participating in activities, learning about Best Buddies and sharing what inclusion means to us. After the event we're heading to Culver's for lunch!
As sustainability is one of the core values of the Rooted Carrot Co-op, we are excited to host an event focused on recycling and sustainability in Black Hawk County!
“This pizza box LOOKS clean….surely it won’t hurt to toss it in the cardboard recycling bin!” “This take-out container says it’s compostable…can I toss it in my backyard compost pile?”
Have you had similar thoughts? This event is for YOU!! John Foster, the Solid Waste & Resource Recovery Administrator at the Black Hawk County Solid Waste Management Commission will be joining us to share important information about recycling and waste management and answer YOUR questions on this topic.
The membership team has also purchased a Zero Waste™ Box from Terracycle for recycling plastic packaging. We encourage you to collect any flexible or rigid plastics that can not be recycled through your community recycling program and bring them to this event. Please make sure they are clean of any food residue.
There will also be an opportunity to win your very own compost bin!
Donuts and coffee will be provided. Please bring your own reusable cup.
Where: 1st Floor, Center for Energy and Environmental Education building
When: Saturday, April 20 at 9:00 am
Join us to celebrate the research and creative work of our 23-24 honors graduates at Honors Research Day - Saturday, April 20, 2024 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Research Day presentations are held on the 2nd floor of Lang Hall and are open to the public.
From the studio of Daniel Swilley, music student Trey Blaser will present a composition recital. This event is free and open to the public.
The spring game will begin at 7 p.m. and feature returning and new student-athletes in a game format to be determined. In addition to hearing from coaches and players of the program, season tickets will be available for purchase or renewal.
Concessions will be available.
Television broadcast coverage of the spring game can be viewed locally on CFU Channel 15 and online via unipanthers.com
Come and enjoy some great theatre in APO's very first Night of Classics! Actors will perform a wide variety of classical pieces for a fun night of theatre! The event will be held in the arts courtyard (between Strayer-wood Theatre, Kamerick and the CAC) on Friday, April 19 at 7 p.m. with a tentative indoor location if we need to move for weather. This event is Pay-What-You-Can as the donations will be going to The Cedar Valley Humane Society to purchase needs for their furry friends.
UNI's youngest fans will be treated to a skills clinic led by Panther football student-athletes and coaches beginning at 6 p.m. on the field of the UNI-Dome. The clinic is free for kindergarten through eighth grade students. Participants are encouraged to register online. All kids who attend the youth clinic will receive a free ticket to the 2024 UNI Football home opener against Valparaiso on Saturday, August 31. Stick around for the UNI Spring Football Game beginning at 7 p.m.
From the studio of Hannah Porter-Occeña, music student Emily Paul will present a flute recital with faculty artist Sean Botkin, piano. This event is free and open to the public.
Family-friendly, free and open to the public. All fans in attendance will have the opportunity to enter into a free raffle. Featuring a first place prize of a replica UNI football helmet and a second place prize of two tickets to the 2024 UNI Football home opener against Valparaiso on Saturday, August 31. Concessions will be available
Be part of the dialogue as we explore ways to promote the social, emotional and behavioral health of children and educators in ways that advance equity and excellence in education. Who should attend: UNI students and faculty, practicing teachers, school counselors, school psychologists, school administrators and anyone who works with youth and children in the community!
Show your Panther Pride by wearing purple and gold!
View the evening sky at the UNI Observatory. Constellations and other interesting objects in the night sky will be pointed out, and objects may also be viewed through the UNI telescope. Meet before 9 PM outside of MSH 137, near the polar bear. The event starts promptly and there is no admission for late arrivals. Electronic devices, such as cameras, smart phones, etc, must not be used during the show. No food, or drink is allowed. This event is free and open to the public.
We will be letting the campus decide what movie to watch! Look for our social media for more details on how to help select the movie. Come join the Campus Activities Board to watch your favorite movie under the stars. Candy and drinks will be provided. Just bring your own car, friends, blankets and chairs.
Faculty artist Maddy Tarantelli will coordinate the spring UNI Horn Studio recital. This event is free and open to the public.
From the studio of Anthony Williams, music student Sophia Pastorino will present a trombone recital with faculty artist Natia Shioshvili, piano. This event is free and open to the public.
To mark the American publication of her book “Forgiveness: An Exploration”, Marina Cantacuzino will be examining the fascinating and provocative subject of forgiveness using examples from the many people whose stories she has collected along the way. With a background in journalism, and as founder of The Forgiveness Project charity, Marina has spent the past 20 years unpicking and grappling with what it means to forgive. Difficult, costly and painful or powerfully redemptive? Explore and discuss with Marina ion campus.