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HawkVision Brings Fans Closer to the Action
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In Memory, Summer 2026
A group of mustache-wearing musicians strut their love of Iowa football and ’80s rock on the tailgate stage.
The Indianapolis Clowns pitcher discusses his road from Big Ten baseball to the Savannah Bananas universe.
After approval from the Iowa Board of Regents, the 43-year-old facility is set for a privately funded modernization effort to enhance the fan experience.
Take an exclusive look at what it takes to host an Iowa home game.
More than 1,200 staff support Iowa football home game days.
A dozen students fulfill many practice and game day duties for Hawkeye football.
An Iowa production team provides video board content for each home game.
The director of marketing for UI Athletics develops a schedule to create a cohesive game day experience.
The UI athletics assistant director of marketing fuels and feeds off the crowd’s energy to help the Hawkeyes.
Iowa’s athletic trainers helped the Athletico Physical Therapy founder get his start on the Hawkeye football field.
Researchers Christopher Brochu, Ed Wasserman, and Cong Wang share how birds and other creatures have unlocked discoveries in their fields.
Larry Herb, one of the first students to don the Herky costume, elevated the iconic mascot into a symbol of the University of Iowa’s fighting spirit.
From baja racing to support for pediatric patients, University of Iowa student groups connect Hawkeyes to pursue their passions beyond the classroom.
A book project sparks Professor Emeritus Bill Kupersmith’s devotion to the Hawkeyes.
A Burlington educator returns to Iowa City to perform with the alumni pep band.
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