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Scholarships send future nurses to southern Africa to learn and serve alongside rural health care providers.
A former Hawkeye football intern leads the Kansas City Chiefs’ strength and conditioning program.
A trio of talented freshman Olympians joins a host of returning veterans for the Iowa gymnastics team.
Remembering the Hawkeyes we lost, including International Writing Program co-founder Hauling Nieh Engle.
A call for women’s basketball memories, plus reader reflections on Taylor Swift and Chuck Long.
The latest University of Iowa alumni and faculty achievements, including from the UI's National Book Award finalists and a Mannheim Steamroller musician.
A UI researcher offers tips for navigating winter drives to the office.
The San Franciso-based artist channeled Grant Wood using 16,000 kernels of corn, Elmer’s Glue, and Gordon Lightfoot.
In this personal essay, a University of Iowa alumna sees her relationship with her ailing mother in a new light after volunteering to sing at a prison.
Former Moline teammates bring chemistry and emerging leadership into their sophomore season at Iowa.
An Arizona rancher runs Lucky Break Ranch Rescue, a nonprofit that saves slaughter-bound horses.
A former farm kid and Hawkeye tight end becomes Iowa’s latest America Needs Farmers honoree.
Science writer Cornelia Mutel discusses Iowa’s agricultural challenges and why we should be hopeful.
Audiologist Richard Tyler has spent decades revitalizing the Secrest Octagonal Barn in rural Johnson County.
Two U.S. poets laureate and a National Book Award honoree speak at a celebration for the UI's Latino Native American Cultural Center.
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