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Head coach Jan Jensen and a host of newcomers hope to keep the momentum going after a second-straight Final Four.
From revenue sharing and Big Ten expansion to the women’s basketball boom, Goetz guides Iowa into a new world of college athletics.
Easton DeVries approached each day with joy. Today, his family supports University of Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children’s Hospital to honor his shining spirit.
As the nation’s oldest athletic conference expands to 18 universities this fall, get to know the members of the new-look Big Ten.
The newly released College Football 25 recreates the magic of Kinnick, which will be the site of a first-of-its-kind fundraiser benefiting Stead Family Children’s Hospital.
Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate Ruthvika Rao publishes her debut novel, a love story set in her native India.
Recent University of Iowa graduate Abby Fowler took an internship with Tokyo Broadcasting System in Japan this summer, thanks to a new international experiential learning opportunity created by Iowa alum Grier Patterson.
Readers share their memories of short-story writer Diane Oliver, the Hamburg Inn, and studying Shakespeare at Iowa.
Remembering the Hawkeyes we lost, including football All-American Wilburn Hollis and scientist Jerome Sherman.
Here are the Iowa athletes and alums to watch on the road to this year’s Summer Games.
The former Hawkeye basketball star will represent his home country in Paris.
Iowa Writers' Workshop alumni Elin Hilderbrand, Claire Lombardo, and Novuyo Rosa Tshuma return with new novels.
After tying a school record with 171 tackles last year, the All-American linebacker has his sights set on a big senior season.
Brian Ray shares his favorite images and stories from the Hawkeye women’s basketball team’s March Madness run.
An election year exhibit highlights the former University of Iowa leader’s deep collection of books and memorabilia on American presidents.
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