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Under the direction of faculty artist Isidora Nojkovic, the UNI Cello Studio will offer a spring concert. This event is free and open to the public.
Under the direction of Brett Copeland, the UNI Tuba and Euphonium Studio will offer a spring concert. This event is free and open to the public.
By Jodi Magness, Archaeologist
Sponsored by the Dr. Jonathan J. Lu and Sayoko Lu Biblical Geography Endowment Fund
Archaeology enables us to reconstruct with a great degree of accuracy the city of Jerusalem as it appeared in the first century CE, where Jesus spent his final days on earth. This slide-illustrated lecture provides an overview of key sites associated with Jesus in Jerusalem, including the Temple Mount; the Lithostratos pavement and Arch of Ecce Homo; and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. We also consider the evidence for the historicity of the traditions associating Jesus with some of these sites.
From the studio of Daniel Swilley, music student Caleb Self will offer a composition recital. This event is free and open to the public.
Part of the RSP training series - Cost-share, match, in-kind dollars, leveraged funds...what is it really, how should it be handled in a proposal, and how do I report it at UNI? This session will provide a detailed look at cost share and reporting cost share at UNI.
Today is the day! It's time for an eclipse, and even if you can't make it to a location within the totality, you can participate! Students, faculty, staff - please join UNI Earth & Environmental Science and STEM Support Services in an Eclipse Open House south of the Campanile and between Wright Hall and the Business Building.
View the eclipse through a specially filtered telescope, participate in solar themed activities and citizen science. Free and open to all. We'll even have some special give-a-ways! Mark this celestial event with the rest of the UNI community by joining us any time between 12:30 and 3:30!
Together, gifts of all sizes add up to impact the lives of UNI students. Stop by Connecting Alumni to Students' (CATS) Field of Flags to see just how many Panthers gave to these efforts last year.
Undergraduate and graduate students from all majors across campus are invited to participate in the 2024 INSPIRE Student Research & Engagement Conference, showcasing research, internship, volunteer or study abroad experiences, club activities and/or creative performances.
Everyone is welcome to attend and help celebrate the inspiring work of our students!
Visit the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences webpage https://csbs.uni.edu/inspire-schedule for a full conference schedule.
This wild and wacky showcase will feature unconventional performances by UNI faculty artists. This event is free and open to the public, though freewill donations will be accepted with proceeds to benefit the UNI Panther Pantry.
CAB is thrilled to present Dragaganza 2024: Building a BRIGHTER Future. This electrifying showcase of drag will host student and professional Kings and Queens.
No registration is required.
Seamlessly blending illusion, acrobatics, magic and whimsy, MOMIX sends audiences flying down the rabbit hole in Moses Pendleton’s newest creation, Alice, inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice in Wonderland. “I don’t intend to retell the whole Alice story” Pendleton says, “but to use it as a starting point for invention.”
Join this dazzling company on a mind-bending adventure, as Alice encounters time-honored characters including the undulating Caterpillar, a lobster quadrille, frenzied White Rabbits, a mad Queen of Hearts and a variety of other surprises. Filled with visual splendor and startling creative movement, Alice reveals that nothing in MOMIX’s world is as it seems!
Take advantage of $10 tickets to the Waterloo Black Hawks for the game on Saturday, April 6. To take advantage of this promotion, head to tickets.waterlooblackhawks.com and continue with the following steps:
• Choose game date (Saturday, April 6) and click FIND TICKETS
• In “Promo Code” box type: unifight and click APPLY
• Click FIND TICKETS
• Sections with seats available will be highlighted
• Click on seats to purchase*
RodCon is a mini-comic book convention with a welcoming environment where people with common interests come together to share their love of all things pop culture. This will be the ninth year for our event, and we hope this year will continue to be bigger and even better. The event is always free and open to the public and highlights guest speakers, artists, vendors, trivia competitions, youth and adult costume contests, prizes, giveaways, video gaming, live-action role-playing, youth crafts, and much more! The RodCon strives to present diverse perspectives and offer opportunities for discussion and idea-sharing.
The UNI Suzuki School will present their bi-annual recital weekend. For more information, visit music.uni.edu/suzuki. This event is free and open to the public.
School of Music instructor of music education Michelle Swanson will coordinate this workshop. For more information, contact Michelle.Swanson@uni.edu.
From the studio of Vakhtang Kodanashvili, music student Morgan List will offer a piano recital. This event is free and open to the public.
Biscotti Brass, featuring music students Megan Bennett, trumpet, Kate McAlister, trumpet, Morgan Stumpf, horn, Owen Weimer, trombone, and Mason Bush, tuba, will offer a shared spring recital with Bells Brass, featuring music students Abigail Holschlag, trumpet, Dora Roorda, trumpet, JD Deninger, horn, Jackson Elliott, trombone, and Aidan Anderson, tuba. This event is free and open to the public.
The UNI Faculty Saxophone Quartet will present a recital with repertoire and collaborators to be announced. This event is free and open to the public.