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Here are the Iowa athletes and alums to watch on the road to this year’s Summer Games.
UI College of Nursing graduate Barbara Fassbinder was one of the nation’s first health care workers to be infected with HIV through a non-needle stick injury.
The latest University of Iowa alumni and faculty achievements, including Caitlin Clark’s international impact, two doctors in Antarctica, and this year’s honorary degree recipients.
New York company founder Sydnie L. Mosley sparks social justice conversations through inclusive dance.
Brian Ray shares his favorite images and stories from the Hawkeye women’s basketball team’s March Madness run.
No. 1 draft pick Caitlin Clark takes her game to Indiana while Kate Martin and Megan Gustafson team up at training camp in Las Vegas.
Iowa City pays a creative tribute to Herky and the Hawkeye spirit.
From movies in the park to Herky on Parade, Iowa City offers plenty to keep you busy this summer.
The UI Stanley Museum of Art chronicles an unlikely partnership between local elementary students and a groundbreaking New York pop artist.
University of Iowa Health Care experts discuss AI’s promise and ethical questions.
The UI's Academy for Twice-Exceptionality provides support for talented students, including those with autism or ADHD.
A men’s golfer makes program history as Iowa’s first two-time Big Ten champion.
An election year exhibit highlights the former University of Iowa leader’s deep collection of books and memorabilia on American presidents.
See how the Hawkeye guard represents Nike on college basketball’s biggest stage.
Iowa professor Rachel McLaren offers tips on how we can open ourselves up to new connections in adulthood.
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