Northern Iowan — May 1, 2014

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1 Possible course changes The Board of Regents heard a proposal that included adding 103 classes to the course offerings and terminating 55 courses.
1 Safe place to stay The Department of Residence is currently in the process of creating gender inclusive housing for students; photo.
1 Bike thefts on the upswing Warm weather brings out bicyclers on campus. There have been many reports of bike thefts recently. Public safety recommends registering bikes and keeping track of their serial numbers; photo.
2 2014-15 year in review Reviews different events that occurred in the past year; photo.
3 Follow-up on Student Services Fee Corrects a statement made about the Student Services Fee that was printed in the April 28 issue of the Northern Iowan.
3 Saying goodbye to the Northern Iowan The executive editor bids the Northern Iowan readers goodbye. She will be graduating at the end of the semester.
4 Independent theater starts close to home Professor Grant Tracey wrote and will be directing a play entitled "According to Chelsea". The play is set to open on May 3; photo.
4 Actors race against time The University of Northern Iowa Student Theatre Association put on the ninth annual 10 Minute Play Festival and second annual Best of Broadway: Miscast.
4 UNISTA puts on 'Twelfth Night' The University of Northern Iowa Student Theatre Association performed William Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' for their annual Bard in the Yard production.
5 Fight apathy, become an activist Says that many of the world's problems could be fixed if people cared more; photo.
5 Panther portraits: Take Back the Night Shows a group of students holding posters in a campus walk as a part of Take Back the Night.
5 Music festival coming to the Hill Nineteen bands will perform at three venues on one night for the second annual College Hill Music Festival. The festival will take place on May 3.
6 Broaden your sports horizon Says that readers should become more familiar with the different sports offered at UNI; photo.
6 Lack of privacy becoming an issue in society Says that the privacy in today's society continues to decrease. The recent case of Donald Sterling is a prime example.
6 Get your outdoor fix in the Cedar Valley Describes the many fun things that are available for outdoors enthusiasts in the Cedar Valley.
10 Stepping into the spotlight The theatre department will be putting on five shows during the fall of 2014 semester. Tickets are available on September 1.
10 Hit the right note on campus Speaks about the many music programs and clubs offered at UNI. Says auditions for many of the groups are held in the fall; photo.
supp. 6 Top 10 hidden places to study on campus Lists and pictures of the top ten place to study on campus; photo.
supp. 10 New businesses grace Cedar Valley Features new businesses located around Cedar Falls.
supp. 13 Don't get a ticket The article explains the rules of parking at UNI. It gives tips on how to avoid getting a ticket.
supp. 14 Let's get physical To avoid the dreaded "freshman 15", new and current students should maintain their health by going to the Wellness and Recreation Center; photo.
supp. 17 Top 5 underrated places and events in Cedar Falls Says the farmer's markets, the Lamppost Theater Co., the Hearst Center for the Arts, the Oster Regent Theater, and Sissy's Sircus are all underrated places and events in Cedar Falls.
supp. 19 Check out what's new at the dining centers Gives the new features offered by both dining centers; photo.
supp. 20 UNI athletics: 2013-14 year in review Catches readers up on the 2013-14 seasons of UNI football, wrestling, volleyball, softball, and men's basketball.
Theatre UNI at Strayer-Wood Schedules of 2014-2015 productions by Theatre UNI.
Spark, ignite, inspire The Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center advertises their show "Elf: The Musical", which will premiere in the 2014-2015 season.
UNI at a distance Online courses are available for the summer and fall semester.
Do and Do Nots: Roommate Edition Gives tips for living with a roommate.
Grab a bite to eat in the Cedar Valley Gives different places to eat that are located in and around Cedar Falls.
Athletics: players to watch out for Names players to watch out for in UNI basketball, volleyball, football, softball, and wrestling.
Play here, you'll feel better in the morning! The Wellness and Recreation Center is featured. The advertisement pictures the many different activities the WRC has to offer.
Top social media sites to follow The article gives the usernames of different social media sites new students should follow to keep up with all things related to UNI.
The Center for Multicultural Education would like to welcome new students The Center for Multicultural Education welcomes new students to UNI. It also states the CME mission.
Computer Consulting Center The Computer Consulting Centers gives their hours and services offered.
Study abroad as a UNI student! Says students can study abroad while paying UNI tuition.
A welcome from the Dean of the College of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences Dean Joel Haack welcomes new students.
A welcome from the Dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Dean Brenda Bass welcomes new students.
A welcome from your NISG president and vice president Paul Andersen and Kevin Gartman welcome new students.
A welcome from the Dean of the College of Business Administration Dean Farzad Moussavi welcomes new students.
Camp Adventure Advertisement for Camp Adventure.
Welcome from the university's president President Ruud welcomes students and faculty to a new year at UNI.
A welcome from the Dean of the College of Education Dean Dwight Watson welcomes new students to the university and the College of Education.
Hello, new students! The Northern Iowan editorial staff welcomes new students to UNI.
Letter from the editor Amber Rose, editor of the Northern Iowan for the 2014-2015 school year, introduces herself. She welcomes new students and explains the purpose of the Northern Iowan.
Northern Iowa Student Government Describes the purpose of Northern Iowa Student Government and lists the students involved in NISG for next year; photo.