Northern Iowa Student Government [NISG]
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301 | More than 300 organizations = endless opportunities Northern Iowan 108:54, p. |
Web site for list of student organizations. Categories noted; photo. | |
302 | Stewart and Anderson receive Lux Service Award Northern Iowan 108:54, p.1 |
Ashley Stewart and Joel Anderson received the Lux Service Award, the highest honor bestowed on undergraduates at UNI. The award recognizes those who have outstanding records of service to the university; photo. | |
303 | Swap 'til you drop for Earth Month Northern Iowan 108:54, p.7 |
Students donating clothing items allowed to choose the same number of items during the first clothing swap. The slogan for the event was; "Reduce, Revamp, Rewear"; photo. | |
304 | What is the world is the Northern Iowa Student Government? Northern Iowan 108:54, p. |
Students are elected to positions to represent the students in university and non-university matters. The group promotes activities that are in the best interest of students. | |
305 | My final corny yet meaningful message Northern Iowan 108:51, p.5 |
Outgoing student body vice president Ian Goldsmith reflects on his year of service to student government. He remembers the administration's commitment to students; photo. | |
306 | Changing of the guard Northern Iowan 108:50, p.1 |
Newly elected senate and executive branch of the Northern Iowa Student Government sworn into office; photo. | |
307 | Panther Portraits Northern Iowan 108:50, p.7 |
Scenes from the Panther Bash, sponsored by the Northern Iowa Student Government | |
308 | NISG speaker of senate election deemed invalid Northern Iowan 108:49, p.4 |
Last week's election of Jared Parker as speaker of the senate went against Roberts Rules of Order. Parker consulted with the NISG advisor, other candidates, and members of the senate. | |
309 | Parker named speaker of senate Public Relations News Release 108:48, p.3 |
Following a vote to suspend the bylaws, Jared Parker was elected by a one vote margin. The suspension resulted when none of the three candidates received a simple majority; photo. | |
310 | Letter to the Editor Northern Iowan 108:47, p.5 |
Students thanked for their patience and understanding during the election campaign. Students urged to take it one step further and stay informed by attending open meetings of student government. | |
311 | Students unite to advocate higher ed funding at capitol Northern Iowan 108:47, p.1 |
Budget cuts at UNI were the topic of discussions between legislators and students. Spencer Walrath addressed the press conference in the Iowa capitol; photo. | |
312 | The 'Race' Race Northern Iowan 108:47, p.5 |
Believes that diversity is often discussed, but currently is not embraced. Progress has been made in bringing minorities to campus, but inclusion seems to be another matter; photo, | |
313 | UNI student body elects leaders for the 2012-2013 school year Public Relations News Release 2011:228, p.1 |
Jordan Bancroft-Smithe will be the new NISG president with KaLeigh White serving as the vice president. | |
314 | UNI debuts UNIty Week Public Relations News Release 2011:226, p.1 |
To celebrate diversity and community UNI will be hosting UNIty Week. | |
315 | Jordan and KaLeigh win runoff election Northern Iowan 108:43, p.3 |
Jordan Bancroft-Smithe and KaLeigh White are the newly elected leaders of the Northern Iowa Student Government; photo. | |
316 | Meditations on the NISG masked vigilante Northern Iowan 108:43, p.4 |
The source of 225 tweets between February 10 and March 7 has not been identified. The tweets dealt with the NISG elections and the results. | |
317 | Don't forget the senate Northern Iowan 108:41, p.4 |
The election of president and vice president of the student body overwhelm the election of the senators. Students urged to pay attention to the agenda for the senate and follow the actions of their senators. | |
318 | NISG to host runoff election after no ticket gains majority Northern Iowan 108:41, p.1 |
Bancroft-Smith/White and Burns/Thompson tickets will be on the ballot for runoff election; photo. | |
319 | David Pope for Social and Behavioral Sciences senator Northern Iowan 108:40, p.5 |
Students urged to support David Pope in the upcoming Northern Iowa Student Government elections. | |
320 | Budget talks require communication, not blame Northern Iowan 108:39, p.4 |
Communication among the administration, faculty, students, and the Cedar Valley is needed during this time of restructuring. People need to know what the plans are for the future. More input has been requested by several parties. | |
321 | Campaigning continues with presidential debate Northern Iowan 108:39, p.1 |
Three slates of candidates are vying for the position of president and vice president of the student body. Maucker Union coffeehouse was the site of the debate; photo. | |
322 | Give students a voice Northern Iowan 108:39, p.4 |
Certain colleges still lack representation in the NISG. It is too late to get your name on the ballot, but a write-in campaign is still possible. | |
323 | Proud supporter of Kyle and Brendan Northern Iowan 108:39, p.4 |
Support expressed for Kyle Burns and Brendan Thompson. Author believes that NISG needs to be fixed from the outside. | |
324 | Funding debate sparks reform Northern Iowan 108:36, p.1 |
Precedent and interpretation entered into the denial of funding for the Colleges Against Cancer. Concerns expressed that funding be requested more than once by a single organization. | |
325 | Campaigning abroad Northern Iowan 108:35, p.4 |
Students studying abroad face major hurdles if running for office in the Northern Iowa Student Government. Getting on the ballot is very challenging. | |
326 | Complacent senate finally shows signs of life Northern Iowan 108:35, p.4 |
Editorial board takes the Northern Iowa Student Government senate to task. Poor attendance has resulted in cancelled committee meetings. "Buttongate" may have started a fire among the senators. | |
327 | All-expense paid trips source of controversy Northern Iowan 108:34, p.4 |
Mitch Lingo believes that invitations from the athletic department to the president and vice-president of NISG should be considered lobbying. The NCAA and MVC pay for the all expenses paid trips. | |
328 | Updates on the NISG lower cabinet Northern Iowan 108:34, p.6 |
NISG president explains the work of cabinet members. | |
329 | 'Buttongate' debate questions role of precedent Northern Iowan 108:33, p.1 |
A request to fund buttons by the Black Student Union led to a heated debate in NISG. Previously other organizations had been turned down with such requests. Plans are for a look at changing policy. | |
330 | Challenge your potential president Northern Iowan 108:33, p.4 |
Students urged to ask tough questions of those running for NISG president. Would you trust them with your wallet? Ask them to come to your organization and answer questions. Ask their friends why they support the candidate. | |
331 | General elections on the horizon Northern Iowan 108:33, p.1 |
Northern Iowa Student Government adjusts to changes in the length of the campaign period and a reduction in the number of senators; photo. | |
332 | Positive feedback may keep NYT on campus Northern Iowan 108:32, p.1 |
Northern Iowa Student Government is seeking funding to keep the New York Times available on campus. Students and professors have provided positive feedback. | |
333 | Speak up on behalf of your university Northern Iowan 108:32, p.4 |
Believes that students, parents, grandparents, and the general population need to let their voices be heard in Des Moines and Washington, D. C. concerning the ever increasing costs of education. | |
334 | NISG's exciting upcoming plans Northern Iowan 108:30, p.5 |
Sturdy suggestion boxes, officers available during lunch on Mondays, Panther Points, increased lobbying efforts, improving the NISG website, and UNIty Week are some of the exciting events planned for spring semester; photo. | |
335 | An update on NISG Northern Iowan 108:29, p.4 |
Free copies of the New York Times are being provided on a trial basis. The response has been positive from students and professors alike. Lighting issues on campus have been addressed; photo. | |
336 | Sissy Allen gives final performance at Oster Regent Northern Iowan 108:29, p.6 |
Nonprofit group, now associated with NISG, donates funds from the last session of "Sissy's Sircus" to the Oster Theatre; photo. | |
337 | Student service fee Northern Iowan 108:28, p.4 |
Former student and NISG senator urges the end of all-expenses paid trips to away football games, NCAA tournament games, and MVC tournaments in St. Louis. | |
338 | Tuition: enough is enough Northern Iowan 108:28, p.4 |
Students, faculty, staff, and parents urged to contact their local legislators and ensure that voices are heard concerning the never ending increases in the cost of education. | |
339 | Nationwide emergency alert test exposes problems for KULT Northern Iowan 108:23, p.1 |
Dot matrix printer at KULT does not have the ability to print EAS test logs properly. If not corrected, this problem could result in a fine of $30,000. Funding will be sought from student government; photo. | |
340 | Robots take over Cleveland Northern Iowan 108:22, p.9 |
UNI Robotics Team attends and competes in the 2011 Annual Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering Conference. Robot gathers ping pong balls, sorts by color, and distributes in five minutes; photo. | |
341 | Can we compromise, please? Northern Iowan 108:21, p.5 |
Shuttle transportation after 5PM urged for those who study, use computer labs, or practice late in the day. Shuttles at 10PM twice a week would be a start. | |
342 | Pricing of pop differs from campus to campus Northern Iowan 108:21, p.3 |
Ken Connelly noticed a drastic price difference in soda on a trip to Virginia Tech. Difference can be explained by Pepsi being the exclusive provider on campus; providing scholarship dollars to the University; photo. | |
343 | New York Times coming to campus Northern Iowan 108:19, p.1 |
Starting in the fall, an eight week trial period will bring the New York Times to Maucker Union. Northern Iowa Student Government will pay for the copies taken during the second four week period. | |
344 | Student leaders support proposed tuition increase, call for change Northern Iowan 108:19, p.1 |
Student body presidents address the Board of Regents on ever increasing tuition costs. Students believe that we are at a turning point. The cost of education cannot continue to increase; photo. | |
345 | UNI STAND rallies for moment of silence Northern Iowan 108:19, p.6 |
Declining to allow a request for a moment of silence for those killed in the Congo by the Athletic Department has led to demonstrations at recent football games. The group does not accept the explanation given for not allowing the request. | |
346 | NISG A snake biting its own tail Northern Iowan 108:18, p.4 |
The debate on proposed tuition increases in the Northern Iowa Student Government senate resulted in an undesirable final resolution. Senators expressed the opinion that their input did not matter to the Board of Regents. Amendments were not debated. | |
347 | Increasing our tuition without our permission Northern Iowan 108:17, p.4 |
Finds it ironic that the NISG resolution supporting a 3.75% increase in tuition was still in the office; waiting to be mailed on October 24th. The Board of Regents announced on the 21st that they were proposing the same rate. | |
348 | NISG passes tuition increase resolution Northern Iowan 108:17, p.3 |
Discussion on a proposed bill to support a tuition increase was heated at times. There were several senators on both sides of the issue. In the end, the resolution was adopted. | |
349 | Senate to vote on tuition increase resolution Northern Iowan 108:15, p.2 |
Northern Iowa Student Government senate will vote to support the proposed 3.75% increase in tuition for the 2012-2013 academic year. This increase was proposed by the Board of Regents and supported by President Allen. | |
350 | News in Photos Northern Iowan 108:12, p.2 |
Scenes from the Panther Pride Picnic, held at the Campanile Plaza; photo. | |
351 | Film looks at life of American Muslims Northern Iowan 108:11, p.6 |
"Mooz-lum" was screened as part of this year's "Reaching for Higher Ground" series. The movie is the story of a young Muslim's journey through public school, madrassa, his parents' divorce, and 9/11. | |
352 | Stop the cuts Northern Iowan 108:10, p.3 |
Students urged to contact legislators concerning the seemingly never ending cuts to education funding. Students now contribute more toward their education than does that state. Take advantage of all the available programs. | |
353 | UNI rededicates Sabin Northern Iowan 108:9, p.1 |
Sabin Hall reopened in January of 2011 after two years of reconstruction. The building is LEED certified at the silver level for its environmental design. Sabin Hall is a work of pride; photo. | |
354 | News in Photos Northern Iowan 108:8, p.2 |
Gretta Berghammer led several playful games with members of the Northern Iowa Student Government; photo. | |
355 | UNI says farewell to Dean Jon Buse Northern Iowan 108:8, p.1 |
Dean of Students announces his resignation effective in December. He will become the Dean of Students at Kirkwood College. | |
356 | Skateboarding policy suspended Northern Iowan 108:6, p.1 |
A temporary suspension of the ban on skateboarding on campus has been put into effect. Students will continue to be ticketed if they are damaging property or injuring people. | |
357 | State relations officer resigns Northern Iowan 108:6, p.1 |
Joe Murphy will be joining the private sector after three years of service to the University and the Board of Regents. Murphy is a former president of the Northern Iowa Student Government; photo. | |
358 | What NISG's been doing for YOU Northern Iowan 108:5, p.4 |
The new column, "From the President's Desk" was started. NISG has passed a resolution to resurface the pedestrian bridge over Hudson Road. NISG is now working more with student organizations. Public Safety recently has allowed skate boards on campus. | |
359 | 9/11 victims to be commemorated with flag planting ceremony Northern Iowan 108:4, p.1 |
Lawther Field will be the scene on Sunday, September 11, of memories of the tragic event of ten years ago. Flags will be placed for each person killed during the terrorist attacks. Moments of silence will be observed at the times of the attacks. | |
360 | Skateboarding policy under review Northern Iowan 108:4, p.1 |
Skateboarding is not allowed on campus. This policy took effect six years ago. Some have continued to skateboard and have been taken into custody and fined. Dave Zarifis is reviewing the policy. | |
361 | Stop living in a suitcase Northern Iowan 108:3, p.4 |
Students urged to stay on campus during the weekends. It is much easier to make friends and gain from the total university experience. | |
362 | From the president's desk Northern Iowan 108:1, p.8 |
Spencer Walrath greets new and returning students. Students are encouraged to get involved with campus activities. Northern Iowa Student Government is here to serve the students; photo. | |
363 | Two UNI colleges to merge this week Northern Iowan 107:58, p.1 |
The College of Natural Sciences and the College of Humanities and Fine Arts will join to create the College of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences on July 1, 2011. Joel Haack will serve as Dean; photo. | |
364 | Don't stop now Northern Iowan 107:54, p.8 |
Notes improvements in Northern Iowa Student Government noted; believes there is work still to be done: improve the election commission, find a new way to promote the election process, and make it easier to run for office. | |
365 | Executive Editor of the Northern Iowa welcomes students Northern Iowan 107:54, p. |
John Anderson challenges students to embrace the changes in their lives as they begin college. Immerse yourselves in the traditions of the university. Open your minds by attending concerts, athletic events, and speakers; photo. | |
366 | Meet your student representatives Northern Iowan 107:54, p. |
Northern Iowa Student Government representatives, their offices, and areas of representation; photo. | |
367 | Thank you Northern Iowan 107:54, p.8 |
Executive editor of the Northern Iowan reflects on the changes in the paper over the past year. Thank yous are shared with his editors, NISG officers, and the administration. Improvements noted. | |
368 | UNI transportation offers multitude of services Northern Iowan 107:54, p. |
Panther Shuttle, Metropolitan Transit Authority, and the weekend SafeRide are bus alternatives to driving on or near campus. Parking passes for cars are available from the Department of Public Safety; photo. | |
369 | Welcome Students Northern Iowan 107:54, p. |
Spencer Walrath and Ian Goldsmith, president and vice president of Northern Iowa Student Government, send a personal greeting to students. Suggestions for activities and information on NISG. | |
370 | A new approach to diversity Northern Iowan 107:52, p.12 |
In the opinion of the writer, nonreligious groups are not at the table when diversity is discussed. The "Standing on Higher Ground" series advance the status of the LGBT and the Jump Start Program helps underprivileged students. | |
371 | Google apps now available to UNI students Northern Iowan 107:52, p.1 |
The Information Technology Task Force, implemented by President Allen, has recommended Google Apps for Education be added. This summer or fall email accounts will be converted to Gmail. | |
372 | spencer.ian. YOU? Northern Iowan 107:52, p.10 |
Student body vice president Ian Goldsmith shares his views for the upcoming year in student government. Students urged to share their comments and suggestions; photo. | |
373 | UNI Gallery of Art presents latest three exhibits Northern Iowan 107:52, p.5 |
Graduate students Jay Raabe and Sarah Deppe will display examples of studio art, performance art, photography, and sculpture. Print artists will be featured in an exhibit entitled, "Headshots". | |
374 | A message from the student body president Northern Iowan 107:51, p.11 |
Article is the first of new transparency initiatives. "Union table hours" will be posted on the NISG website. Students urged to contact and make suggestions to "their officers". Team members introduced; photo. | |
375 | NISG swears in new administration, senate Northern Iowan 107:50, p.1 |
Oath of office given to newly elected members of student government. This was the first meeting of the new senate; photo. | |
376 | Panther Portraits Northern Iowan 107:50, p.6 |
Scenes from the Panther Bash; photo. | |
377 | President Emeritus NISG Northern Iowan 107:50, p.11 |
Joel Anderson admits to a severe case of nerves as he took office a year ago. Thanks students and the administration for their support during the past year. | |
378 | Speaker of the Senate 2010-2011 Northern Iowan 107:50, p.11 |
Kevin Shannon thanks NI readers and students for the support shown for the previous administration of the Northern Iowa Student Government. Shannon urges continued support and input for the current senators. | |
379 | NISG converts UNI-Dome into university-destroying battle station Northern Iowan 107:48, p.11 |
Satirical look at converting the Dome in to a battle station. Fictional characters given names of members of the Northern Iowa Student Government; photo. | |
380 | NISG supports fee increase after debate Northern Iowan 95:44, p.1 |
NISG passed a resolution supporting the increase of student computer fees by $30 per student per year; senior Scott Hunt proposed the increase. | |
381 | 'STOP THE CUTS' Northern Iowan 107:43, p.1 |
Regent's Day brought roughly two hundred fifty students to Des Moines. Students visited with legislators, hoping to hold the line on budget cuts aimed at higher education; photo. | |
382 | Panther Portraits Northern Iowan 107:42, p.6 |
Scenes from the UNI Hispanic Latino Student Union Black and White Ball; photo. | |
383 | A human error Northern Iowan 107:41, p.1 |
Trevor Boeckmann and Adam Haselhuhn filed a grievance with the NISG election committee following an examination of the off-campus voting. A scheduled run-off election was cancelled. | |
384 | Fellow Panthers Northern Iowan 107:41, p.9 |
Former candidate for president of the student body expressed disappointment in the election process, but will not call for a recount. Election reform and oversight are needed. | |
385 | Mistakes were made Northern Iowan 107:41, p.9 |
Misspelled words, the lack of a comma, and improper counting of votes have recently happened to the NI staff and the NISG election commission. Luckily students point out these mistakes, so they may be corrected. | |
386 | NISG prepares students for upcoming Regents Day Northern Iowan 107:41, p.2 |
March 7 students from the Regents institutions will travel to Des Moines to lobby for higher education funding. Nearly one hundred ninety U. N. I. students will attend. NISG is holding training sessions prior to the trip. | |
387 | spencer--ian--WIN Northern Iowan 107:41, p.1 |
Spencer Walrath and Ian Goldsmith named president and vice-president of the student body. The victory comes following a transportation error in the election votes; photo | |
388 | UNI students elect new student body president and vice president. Public Relations News Release 2010:233, p.1 |
With approximately 75 percent of the vote, Spencer Walrath and Ian Goldsmith were elected student body president and vice president. | |
389 | NISG elections 2011 Northern Iowan 107:40, p.1 |
Students await the election results. After four hours of counting, a runoff election was announced; photo. | |
390 | Vote for Rhonda and Adam Northern Iowan 107:40, p.7 |
Support for the ticket of Greenway and Beaves in the upcoming runoff election. Reasons stated as to why this team deserves the support of the student body; photo. | |
391 | Vote for Spencer and Ian Northern Iowan 107:40, p.7 |
Support for Spencer Walrath and Ian Goldsmith for the positions of president and vice president of the Northern Iowa Student Government; photo. | |
392 | Vote in the NISG runoff election Northern Iowan 107:40, p.7 |
Dakotah Reed, former candidate for student body president, urges students to vote in the runoff election. He reminds students of the near record turnout. Students urged to look at both sides and ask tough questions before voting. | |
393 | A response to 'The Northern Iowan's influence on the election' Northern Iowan 107:39, p.8 |
Editorial staff defends their coverage of the election. Northern Iowan urges readers to air their concerns on the reporting of campus events. | |
394 | NISG to hold runoff election next week Northern Iowan 107:39, p.1 |
None of the tickets in this week's election won over fifty per cent. A runoff election between the Walrath and Goldsmith ticket and the Greenway and Beaves ticket will be held; photo. | |
395 | The Northern Iowan's influence on the election Northern Iowan 107:39, p.8 |
Writer expresses the opinion of bias in the early reporting of the Northern Iowa Student Government election candidates. | |
396 | Send a message: these cuts need to stop Northern Iowan 107:38, p.9 |
Once again the state legislature is asking students to pay higher tuition. The current proposals are for deep cuts to higher education funding. Larger class size, fewer professors, and fewer student services will be the result. Speak out now. | |
397 | Storming the Capitol Northern Iowan 107:38, p.1 |
Students will take their concerns about proposed budget cuts to Des Moines on March 7. NISG will provide free transportation, refreshments, and lunch. | |
398 | VOTE Northern Iowan 107:38, p.1 |
Reminder for students to vote in Student Government elections. Voting can be done on MyUniverse from 6:00AM today until 6:00PM February 23. Website provided for further information. | |
399 | NISG Debate 2011 Northern Iowan 107:37, p.2 |
Scenes from the town hall style debate; sponsored by the NI and the Political Science Society. Three tickets for NISG president and vice president debated. Full length video available; photo. | |
400 | Take an interest Northern Iowan 107:37, p.7 |
The Northern Iowa Student Government elections will soon be drawing to a close. NISG does affect students by sponsoring the Panther Shuttle, SafeRide, and making student voices heard at the Board of Regents. Become involved. |