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Led by student workers and volunteers, the IMU-based resource helps meet the needs of thousands of visitors each year.
Giselle Bruskewitz, a leader in building local food hubs, links farmers to Iowa restaurants, grocers, and schools.
In this book excerpt, a University of Iowa alumna and food writer recounts the thrill of finding a hidden culinary gem.
The former Drake and Northwest Missouri State coach brings a winning culture to Iowa City.
Readers reflect on Hawkeye basketball history, a long-awaited graduation day, and the UI’s commitment to community journalism.
The latest University of Iowa alumni and faculty achievements, including Hancher’s recent alumni performances and a book by sports mascot expert Chris Pio.
The brightly decorated radiation masks are designed to help ease anxiety for children during cancer treatment.
Our latest bookshelf picks include new releases from former basketball coach George Raveling and novelists John Sandford and Sanjena Sathian.
The former Hawkeye and NFL tight end competed in an Ironman to raise money for pediatric patients and their families.
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Hawkeyes who are first in their family to attend college immerse themselves in the laboratory through a unique UI workshop.
A campaign to preserve a 111-year-old cyclorama at the UI Museum of Natural History raises more than $500,000, including from supporters on One Day for Iowa.
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