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This event has been cancelled. Please keep in touch with UNI Choirs via the School of Music website at www.uni.edu/music.
UNI Ballroom and Swing will host an evening of dancing. Get dressed up and enjoy free professional lessons. No partner or experience necessary.
Black Student Union (BSU) will host an open mic night where participants can showcase their talents be it a poet, rapper, singer, dancer or hula hoop. Everyone is welcome.
Weekly Film Appreciation Club meeting. This week, in preparation for Thanksgiving, we will be watching John Hughes' classic road trip comedy Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
Bill Clohesy, professor of philosophy, will present “’We the People’: Trust in Public Discourse.” Freedom of religion and secular government are inseparable in the American republic. This talk explores the Constitution’s secular promise of respect for both politics and religion—if we choose to accept it. Today, numerous opponents would undo both secular republican government and respect for religious diversity. Our greatest defense is still to practice politics as the exchange of opinion upon which all true government rests. For more information, contact Martha Reineke at martha.reineke@uni.edu.
Bobby Henline is a wounded Iraqi War Veteran who's vehicle hit an I.E.D. that killed all four members of his crew. He would be the only one to survive and experienced burns on more than 40% of his body. He now persues his dream of stand-up comedy, while telling his traumatic story. Sponsored by UNI Veterans Association.
Panther Open Houses are held several times throughout the year for prospective high school and transfer students. You and your family can meet with faculty members and talk about majors, minors, classes – all things academics. You’ll get the inside scoop from current UNI students who will take you on a tour of campus and eat lunch with you in one of our dining centers. Your campus visit wraps up with a group session on admission requirements, financing your education and living on campus.
BASIC is a college-aged worship community. Free meal beforehand at Nazareth Lutheran Church at 6:30 p.m.
View the night sky through the computer controlled telescope at the Earth and Environmental Science Observatory. This event is free and open to the public. Meet before 8 p.m. to get to the observatory (near the polar bear). No late admissions will be allowed; no food or drink and no cellphones or other electronic devices can be used during the observatory visit.
Under the direction of UNI School of Music professor and conductor Ronald Johnson, the Wind Symphony will offer its fall concert. This event is free and open to the public.
This event has been postponed. The event will be rescheduled in the spring 2016 semester.
Campus Activities Board (CAB) presents "Self/less," a PG-13 fantasy/mystery film featuring Ben Kingsley and Ryan Reynolds. Showings are at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Snacks and beverages will be provided.
First screening in Iowa of the film based on the book "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate" by journalist Naomi Klein.
Faculty artists Julia Bullard, viola and Korey Barrett, piano will collaborate to present this recital. Repertoire and additional collaborators to be announced. This event is free and open to the public.
Please note: the time and date for this recital have changed.
UNIVA will host a movie night and potluck; bring your family and a dish to share. The movie "Major Pain" will be shown.
Chris Dockendorff, assistant professor at Marquette University, will present "Too Many Channels to Choose From: Using Chemistry to Control Protease-Activated Receptors."
Students tour on-campus living in Bender Hall, Campbell Hall, Dancer Hall, Hagemann Hall, Noehren Hall and Rider Hall as they decide where they want to live on campus for the 2016-17 academic year. Enjoy refreshments and cookies while viewing all that on-campus housing has to offer. Open to all UNI students and their families.
Panel members from Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths will discuss how their religions respond to theological and moral questions related to violence.
Adopt-A-Platoon is a program that strives to provide better deployment quality of life by sending cards, letters and care packages to lift the morale of troops deployed overseas. Items include: canned items, condiments, ground coffee, microwavable foods, powdered drink mix (singles), snack foods and toiletries.
Under the direction of UNI School of Music professor and conductor Rebecca Burkhardt, the Northern Iowa Symphony Orchestra will share a concert with the Symphonic Band, led by conductor Danny Galyen. This event is free and open to the public.