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The UI Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center makes promising breakthroughs that could improve the lives of more than one in 10 Americans who live with diabetes.
From forecasting floods to fighting cancer, Iowa researchers are deploying AI to tackle some of society's biggest issues.
Exposed to new ideas and cultures at the University of Iowa, a white playwright from small-town Iowa becomes a leading historian of Black American theater.
Hawkeye Alexandra Greenwald competes in memory of her childhood friend, Nick Dworet, whose life was cut short by the 2018 tragedy.
University of Iowa solar winds specialist Jasper Halekas is named to a National Academy of Science panel studying the Red Planet.
The Iowa basketball guard, who has emerged as one of the nation's top scorers, shares a few of her favorite things.
Believing that education is the key to equitable healthcare, University of Iowa College of Nursing alumna Lynette Cooper (03BSN) returns to teach.
UI faculty member Rachel Marie-Crane Williams uses art to examine two race-related atrocities in 20th century wartime America.
The University of Iowa's 24-hour online giving day benefits students across campus, including future pharmacists who receive mental health crisis training with the donated funds.
Academy Award-winning director Don Hall (91BFA) creates one of the first animated features developed remotely during the pandemic.
Rescue rancher Dawn Stephens finds joy nursing animals back to health.
An Iowa-based animation studio hired University of Iowa talent to help create a lyric video for Gone West.
After the pandemic cut last season short, the Iowa All-American returns with his eyes fixed on a national title and Olympic medal.
Virologist Richard Shope helped discover the cause of the 1918 flu and lay the groundwork for life-saving vaccinations.
The latest alumni accolades, including a milestone birthday for hospital leader John Colloton
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