Rooted in Iowa: How the UI Helps Rural Communities Thrive
Lab to Land
Safeguarding Rural Communities
A Clear Mission
Pushing Through the Pain: Brittany Brown Sprints to Olympic Glory
Objects of the Game: 18 Nostalgic Hawkeye Sports Artifacts
University of Iowa’s Alumni Network Expands Across Asia
Mauricio Lasansky’s Influential Drawings Find New Home in National Gallery
Iowa Researcher Examines Morning Light's Impact on Brain Health
Ask an Expert: How Can I Make My Winter Commute Safer?
Famed Writers Cisneros, Harjo, Herrera Return for Iowa's LNACC Reunion
Iowa Environmental Expert Searches for a Path to Sustainability
Class Notes, Winter 2024-25
Campus Mail, Fall 2024
In Memory, Winter 2024-25
A recent UI Libraries exhibition tells the story of a century-and-a-half of Hawkeye athletics.
Hawkeyes band together to form two new Iowa Clubs an ocean away from campus.
In a new study, UI nursing professor Chooza Moon investigates the benefits of light therapy glasses.
The 11-time All-American and Big Ten Conference champion sprinter overcame health challenges to achieve Olympic fame and now has set her sights on 2028 Olympic gold.
The late University of Iowa artist’s celebrated series, which examined the horrors of the Holocaust, will be permanently housed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
A former Hawkeye football intern leads the Kansas City Chiefs’ strength and conditioning program.
Scholarships send future nurses to southern Africa to learn and serve alongside rural health care providers.
The latest University of Iowa alumni and faculty achievements, including from the UI's National Book Award finalists and a Mannheim Steamroller musician.
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.
WWE star Ettore Ewen opens up about his mental health journey to help UI students.
Our latest bookshelf selections include new titles by Adam Haslett, Paul Renfro, and Tatiana Schlote-Bonne.
Rural residents face significant health disparities, including higher cancer rates and limited access to obstetric and mental health care. That’s why UI Health Care and its statewide network of clinics and community partners are vital for Iowa’s health. “We have a clear mission to serve 3.2 million Iowans across 99 counties,” says Denise Jamieson, vice president for medical affairs and dean of the UI Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine.
UI partnerships help rural communities thrive. Each year, students, faculty, and staff collaborate with towns on an array of municipal-improvement projects through the Initiative for Sustainable Communities. At the same time, the next generation of community journalists get on-the-job experiences through The Daily Iowan’s new partnership with two small-town newspapers.
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