UNI Museum

The UNI Museum located in Rod Library is posting historical photos on "Women Crush Wednesday" to celebrate important women throughout UNI's history for Women's History Month; photo.

The UNI Museum located in Rod Library is posting historical photos on "Women Crush Wednesday" to celebrate important women throughout UNI's history for Women's History Month; photo.

The Gallery of Art is exhibiting "Women as Makers," curated by professor Elizabeth Sutton and gallery director Darrell Taylor, January 8 - February 27; March 19 - April 14; and April 23 - May 5. It features women artists from the permanent collection and pieces from the UNI museum; photo.

The Cedar Falls Iowa Public Radio (IPR) studio located in the Communication Arts Center operates stations KUNI, a mix of news and music, and KHKE, which plays classical music; photos.

The UNI Museum displayed the works of Herb Hake on September 24. Hake was an artist as well as a radio broadcaster at UNI. The event displayed some of his works as well as student artists who attempted to recreate his style by creating caricatures of staff and students; photo.

The exhibit explores how plants have evolved with special adaptations that allow them to thrive under hostile conditions.

On display at the University Museum is "Artistry in Nature," will feature works from amateur photographers of all ages across Iowa.

"A Visit to Africa" is being held in conjunction with the Museum's featured exhibit, "Visions of Africa: Art and Ritual" on display now through Dec. 20. The collection represents nine different cultural groups.

West African drummer Madou Dembele, who was raised in Mali, West Africa, comes from 33 generations of jembe players. He trained under the tutelage of his grandfather. He will perform at the UNI center for Energy and Environmental Education.

CROW Forum lecture will be held; Wilson Series on Business Ethics will focus on "Whistle-Blowing"; new exhibit opens at the University Museum; V-Day Week begins.

Lectures and events for the week of April 12-16.

Sue Grosboll will present a slide presentation on Indonesia December 10.

A dance, music, and fashion revival of the '60s and '70s will be held at Electric Park. The revival is sponsored by CANO-P.

A slide presentation on "Hmong American Dress" will be presented October 13 at UNI.

UNI Museum display is made up of people's responses to objects.

Valentine's Day "Hearts and Flowers Tour" to include the University Museum, the Marshall Center One-room School, the Biology Greenhouse, and the Gallery of Art.

Over 150 birds in their natural environment will be on display at the UNI Museum.

One of the goals of the UNI Museum's new director is to increase the visibility of the Museum to the Cedar Valley.

The "Artist in Business" seminar is held in the University Museum, sponsored by the Department of Art and the Office of Conference and Visitor Services. The program will cover budgeting, taxes, market plans, and other elements of marketing.

Children learn best when they can visualize the subjects they are studying, and visiting a museum can provide them with that extra element, according to Ron Wilson.

Jonathan Buffalo, a Mesquakie Indian and historian, will present a history of Tama's Mesquakie tribe. The program is part of the Museum's monthly lecture series.

Shirley Cropper says presentation will provide audience with a feeling and flavor of Kenya featuring wildlife, people and the land.

Many Homecoming activities planned, such as a theatre production, window painting competition, golf tournament, pep rally, music, "campaniniling, foot ball game versus the Leathernecks of Western Illinois.

Kristine Hoepner puts the finishing touches on a map depicting the ecological regiond of the North American animals on display. North American mammals are just one of the displays visitors can view during the Museum's Grand Opening, Sept. 24-25.

North American mamals exibit at the new UNI Museum, just one of the many exhibits visitors will be able to view during the grand opening.

Murphy the Moose, a white tailed deer and a possum carefully inspect the work of Kristine Hoepner as she draws a map depicting the ecological regions of animals from North America.

Moris Bries classifies ans catalogues three of the many Indian artifacts that will be on display at the Museum. Bries has spent the last year helping unpack, classify and catalogue the Museum's anthropology collection, getting the Museum ready.

Members of the University of Northern Iowa Museum Grand Opening Planning Committee gathered recently in one of the Museum's display areas for a photo.

Lessons on wildlife, historic artifacts and other Iowa specimens and treasures await northeast Iowa residents at the new University of Northern Iowa Museum, at a formal grand opening celebration September 22-24.