Turnis--Kayleen Marie (Student--2014)

Displaying 1 - 10 of 10 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Students select GBPAC shows Northern Iowan 112:26, p.2	12/07/2015	GBPAC's event series "HANDPICKED" allows students to choose future shows and performances.
2	Haunted campus? Northern Iowan 112:18, p.1	10/29/2015	Stories of ghosts Zelda, Travis, and Augie have appeared throughout the school's history; students share their experiences; photo.
3	Halloween tradition dripping with antici...pation Northern Iowan 112:18, p.2	10/29/2015	Alpha Psi Omega is holding their annual showing of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" in the Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center (GBPAC). This is the 40th anniversary of the movie and the 90th anniversary of Alpha Psi Omega; photo.
4	Alumni rethinks cancer treatment Northern Iowan 112:17, p.2	10/26/2015	UNI alumni Kimryn Rathmell gave the talk "The Exciting State of Affairs for Drug Development in Cancer: 2015" on October 22 in Lantz Auditorium in McCollum Science Hall as the 19th annual Leland Wilson Lectureship; photos.
5	Free food on Friday Northern Iowan 112:10, p.2	10/01/2015	The Center for Multicultural Education (CME) and the International Student and Scholars Office (ISSO) will host the First Friday and Ethnic Food Celebration in Maucker Union's CME on October 2.
6	Getting advice from the doctor himself Northern Iowan 112:5, p.4	09/14/2015	Comedian "Dating Doctor" David Coleman performed in the Old Central Ballroom; photo.
7	Exploring creative majors Northern Iowan 111:44, p.4	03/26/2015	A workshop intended to spread the word of UNI's creative majors was held in the Book Bistro.
8	Women's history celebration Northern Iowan 111:43, p.1	03/12/2015	UNI will is celebrating women's history month with various events each week; photo.
9	Women at the helm at UNI Northern Iowan 111:30, p.1	01/26/2015	NISG held a training session to help women become more interested in running for political office.
10	Synthetic Death Northern Iowan 111:26, p.1	12/08/2014	Students in the Biology Department will soon be able to use synthetic cadavers for dissections thanks to a near one million dollar grant.