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1 UNI alum brings documentary to Lang UNI alum Vanessa McNeal (Master's of Social Work, 2017) screened her documentary "Gridshock: A Film about Sex Trafficking in Iowa" and held a question and answer session on April 15 in Lang Hall Auditorium; photo.
2 Walking out of the darkness for suicide prevention Out of the Darkness Walk for Suicide Prevention was held on April 14. The event raised $26,170 to help fund mental awareness programs; photos.
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3 New NISG Upper Cabinet commences Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG) Upper Cabinet positions, selected from applications by newly-elected president Jacob Levang and vice President Jacot Stites, were sworn in on April 10. They include Chad Schafer as Chief of Staff, Amela Music as director of finance, Isaak Esperson as director of government relations, Sara Goodman as director of public relations, and Mahlia Brown as director of diversity; photo.
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4 Politics aren't black and white Bennethum argues that political opinions are not black and white and that citizens should be more accepting of one another's political views; photo.
5 Engaging in open-minded political discussion Horning discuses the current politic climate and how it can impact the way people discuss their political views, urging people to be more open-minded; photos.
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6 Play created for kids on autism spectrum Faculty and students have created "To Touch the Moon," an immersive theatre production to stimulate and engage audience members with developmental disorders. Centered on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the play will take place April 19, 20, 26, and 28 in Bertha Martin Theatre; photos.
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7 'Serse' hits an operatic high note Mitchell gives UNI Opera's performance of "Serse" a favorable review; photos.
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8 Women's golf places 2nd in MVC The women's golf team took second place in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) championships, tying their best ever finish and coming in behind Southern Illinois; photo.
9 Panther ESPYs hosted in the McLeod Center The Student Athlete Advisory Committee hosted the second annual ESPYs awards. The awards recognize standout athletes. Those recognized included Drew Foster, Piper Thomas, AJ Green, Patrice Watson, Marcus Weymiller, Hannah McDevitt, Jaclyn Spencer, Abby Downs, Carter Isley, and the women's swimming and diving team.
10 In-State rival Cyclones defend home turf vs. UNI The women's softball team lost 2-0 to the Iowa State Cyclones.
11 Panther tennis tops conference foe Valparaiso The women's tennis team secured their first Missouri Valley Conference win against Valparaiso University.