How does an archive keep up in the digital information age? One tool is Archive-It, which captures and preserves web content! Check it out at scua.library.uni.edu/our-col….
Built as enrollment grew in the early 1900s, the East Gymnasium served generations of students for physical education and athletics. Renovated in the 2000s, it became today’s Innovative Teaching & Technology Center. Learn more: scua.library.uni.edu/uni-his…
Summer break is the perfect time to reset ☀️ A little prep now—like building better habits, getting organized, and exploring resources—can make next semester your best one yet 💡
Dr. Monica Wild, the head of the physical department for women from 1931 until her sudden death in 1947, formed the dance group Orchesis in 1925. It's first public appearance was in 1926 when they participated in the 50th anniversary of UNI.
The first greenhouse on the Iowa State Normal School campus was built and soon became home to more than plants, including “Allie the Alligator,” who reached six feet. A new greenhouse opened later and became today’s Biology Botanical Center. Learn more: scua.library.uni.edu/uni-his…
Campbell Hall was built to help house the growing number of women students after World War II and officially opened in 1952, named for Dean of Women Sadie B. Campbell. Learn more: scua.library.uni.edu/uni-his…
Not just studying—creating, building, and innovating at Rod Library. The makerspace doesn’t take a break! Come build, design, and create with us this summer 🛠️
ALT National Heat Awareness Day reminder with tips to take breaks, drink water, and enjoy air conditioning, featuring a melting ice cream cone graphic.
James Cleland Gilchrist was UNI’s first chief administrator, serving as principal of the Iowa State Normal School beginning in 1877. Two campus buildings were named in his honor, including today’s Gilchrist Hall, dedicated in 1975. For more, visit: aspace.library.uni.edu/repos…
Happy World Dracula Day! 🧛
The library has all sorts of Dracula books including a copy of Bram Stoker's classic novel "Dracula" which was originally published in 1897. Celebrate by checking out a Dracula book today! 🦇
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ALT Open book showing the title page and illustration of Bram Stoker's Dracula in a library setting with shelves of books in the background.
ALT Black hardcover book titled 'Dracula' resting on a table in a library with bookshelves in the background.
ALT Cover of Bram Stoker's Dracula from Norton Critical Editions with a red and black design in a library setting.
Are you taking classes this summer? Check these brochures from the past announcing the summer session classes. To see more photos, visit: aspace.library.uni.edu/repos…