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1 Free H1N1 vaccinations coming to the University of Northern Iowa Ten thousand doses of vaccine have been promised for use by students aged 18-24. Plans call for a five day time frame for vaccinations at a central location to be announced; photo.
2 Satellite voting available to students in Maucker Union Voters unable to go to the polls on November 3 could have voted in Maucker Union on Thursday, October 22.
3 University students race a Homecoming 5K with UNI Panther Pacers Running club sponsors 5K run; photo.
4 Students come down with H1N1 influenza Preston Sereg is the first UNI student to contact the H1N1 virus. Fever and headache were his only symptoms.
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5 Panthers visit conference leader; UNI football may need to knock off No. 11 South Dakota State to keep playoff hopes alive South Dakota State may prove to be a very difficult opponent; photo.
6 Brad's Sports Blurb; 2009 college football; no team is safe Many highly-ranked teams have been defeated; photo.
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7 2009 fall sports schedules/results Results and remaining games on volleyball, cross country, men's golf, women's golf, and soccer schedules.
8 Panthers finish strong at Bill Ross Intercollegiate Men's golf team finishes fourth in competition.
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9 Panther Portraits: Homecoming festivities recap Scenes from the Homecoming festival; photo.
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10 Cedar Falls City Council candidates tout experience, address issues Three men vie for an open seat on the Cedar Falls City Council. City Hall was the site for an open forum for voters to get to know the candidates and their positions on the issues.
11 Abandoned bicycles recovered by UNI Police Students urged to check with UNI Police if their bicycle is missing. The police recovered a number of abandoned bicycles, especially during July.
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12 Ratemyprofessor.com; use it, don't abuse it Students urged to speak for themselves, be specific in their comments, describe both strengths and weaknesses, use pertinent details, and then proof read comments when rating professors.
13 In response to "Flex your rights this weekend" Alternatives to Trevor Boeckmann's column on bags being searched prior to entering dormitories during Homecoming.
14 Get you "spoon" on Cedar Falls Urbanspoon.com rates restaurants throughout the United States. The service is not big in the Cedar Valley with only fifty users at this point.
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15 Time is of the essence Believes people should learn to use their time wisely, even in classes that they may find uninteresting.
16 Thou shalt not, thou shalt not Believes that Christianity is based on faith before works; that is the basis of salvation.
17 U-bill, u-pay Believes that students should be careful about accumulating too much debt.
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18 University creates emergency plan for apocalypse; UNI's zombie outbreak defense tactics unknown A humorous look at the need for UNI to prepare for zombies, especially with Halloween coming up.
19 Cedar Bend Humane Society set to hold annual Barktober Fest Humane Society will sponsor fundraising event.
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20 As we move through the cold and flu season Health Center offers advice on colds and flu and how to tell them apart.
21 UNI Gallery of Art to present faculty art exhibit Will display work in a variety of media.
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22 Panther Portraits; playing with history Professor Vanderwall tries a video game; photo.