University of Iowa

Third-year student Seren Castellano was named a 2025 Goldwater Scholar, the nation's most prestigious scholarship for undergraduate students pursuing careers in research.

Two University of Iowa (UI) College of Education students, Olga Colmenero Carrillo and Josie Mbaye, are using their personal experiences of growth, international exploration, and educational challenges to create positive change and address learning barriers in their home state of Iowa.

More than 1,000 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the president's list for the 2024 fall semester.

More than 8,700 students at the University of Iowa were named to the dean's list for the 2024 fall semester.

A unique practicum gives University of Iowa students behind-the-scenes access to golf venues and events, including a tournament on the PGA Tour.

University of Iowa's CAMBUS recognizes AbiJo Peet as the 2024 Driver of the Year. Transit service providers across Iowa each nominate an employee annually to be honored by the Iowa Public Transit Association (IPTA) for their commitment to providing safe and friendly service. Peet is from Hudson, Iowa and is currently studying radiation sciences. She started working as a bus operator in Sept. 2022. Peet completed additional training in May 2023 to operate CAMBUS' ADA paratransit service, Bionic Bus, for people with temporary and permanent disabilities.

University of Iowa's CAMBUS recognizes John Underwood as the 2024 Support Person of the Year. The award was established by CAMBUS in 2019 to recognize the support staff who serve in behind-the-scenes roles to keep the transit system operating smoothly. Underwood is from Keokuk, Iowa and began working at CAMBUS as a bus operator in Oct. 2021. He was promoted to student mechanic in May 2023.

End-of-Year Awards presented by the Carver College of Medicine at the close of each academic year is an effort to recognize the talents and commitments of students, residents, faculty, and staff towards furthering the education of those in the College.

30 graduate teaching assistants from a range of disciplines who excel in promoting learning, creativity, and intellectual discovery both inside and outside the classroom have been honored for their enthusiasm and commitment to student success at the University of Iowa.

University of Iowa men's golfer Macalister McClear makes program history as Iowa's first two-time Big Ten champion.

A two-time state champion, Jena Young is a rising star for the University of Iowa softball program.

A College of Engineering research team at the University of Iowa led by Qin Dong, a PhD candidate in environmental engineering, has found that corn kernels could help clean up toxic PCB chemicals.

23 students who earned three degrees were among the more than 6,500 students who graduated from the University of Iowa at the conclusion of the 2024 spring semester last May.

More than 550 students who earned two degrees were among the more than 6,500 students at the University of Iowa who graduated from the UI at the end of the 2024 spring semester in May.

In May, more than 6,500 University of Iowa undergraduate, graduate, and professional students received their degrees. These Hawkeyes have engaged, excelled, and stretched to reach their goals.

Six students at the University of Iowa recently rode bicycles across the state of Iowa. The excursion was led by Steve McGuire, a professor in the Department of Art and Art History who has been teaching students at Iowa for the past 13 years how to build their own bike.

Rich with linguistic diversity, Tanzania has over 120 local languages. The relationship between these languages and their various purposes in society prompted a line of inquiry for Jasmin Msuya, a third-year doctoral student in the Literacy Culture and Language Education Program.

The University of Iowa's Carver College of Medicine periodically puts the spotlight on students who are pursuing their medical careers. This installment of "Meet..." features Kloe Thomas, who is studying for a career as a physician's assistant.

Out of thousands of applicants nationwide, 10 students from the University of Iowa (UI), all hailing from hometowns in Iowa, have been granted a prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, which awards the recipient up to $5,000 to study abroad.

More than 7,650 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the dean's list for the 2024 spring semester. The total includes more than 1,200 students who also qualified for Iowa's president's list; students who meet the president's list requirements also meet the requirements for inclusion on the dean's list.

Sean Harken, a student in the University of Iowa School of Music, found a natural outlet for his musical talents. The Iowa City native created the soundtrack for a new video hyping the Performing Arts at Iowa initiative.

More than 7,650 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the dean's list for the 2024 spring semester.

More than 1,200 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the president's list for the 2024 spring semester.

Two University of Iowa alums talk about their experiences as a participant in the Carver College of Medicine's Teaching Distinction Track.

University of Iowa Department of Art and Art History professor Steve McGuire and six students recently completed a 500-mile trip across the state, most riding bicycles they made in McGuire's bike-building course.

Spencer Cooper-Ohm, who received a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics, and English and creative writing from the University of Iowa in May 2024, is the winner of a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award to Kosovo for 2024-25.

The Daily Iowan has acquired two community newspapers. This acquisition allows students to receive firsthand experience reporting on these communities while still in college.

When photographers at "The Daily Iowan" were granted exclusive access to the Iowa women's basketball program in the fall of 2023, they got a front-row seat to a historic season and a hands-on workshop on book publishing.

For fifth-year chemical and biochemical engineering doctoral student Konstantina (Konna) Zoga, the pathway from her previous institution in Greece to Iowa was one some of her peers had already traveled. Zoga, who will be graduating this spring, witnessed two of her classmates from the University of Patras make the journey to Iowa before she did.

Ashby Martin, a third-year doctoral student in the neuroscience program, didn't always want to study the brain. Initially, he wanted to be a librarian. At a young age, he memorized his library card number and looked up to the librarians. "My favorite place to go was the library," he said. "Librarians get to give people knowledge and resources all for free. They give everyone the same access."