University of Iowa

Three University of Iowa undergraduates -- Brianna Blaine, Mostafa Telfah, and Lydia Watkins -- have won the 2024 Iowa Neuroscience Institute Summer Scholar Awards. The INI Summer Scholar Program supports Iowa undergraduates planning to pursue research during the summer in the lab of an INI faculty member. As INI Summer Scholars, the students receive a stipend of $5,000 and have the opportunity to attend a summer undergraduate seminar series and a variety of informal events.

The Writing University conducts a series of interviews with writers while they are in Iowa City participating in the various University of Iowa writing programs. We sit down with authors to ask about their work, their process and their descriptions of home.

The Writing University conducts a series of interviews with writers while they are in Iowa City participating in the various University of Iowa writing programs. We sit down with authors to ask about their work, their process and their descriptions of home.

The Writing University conducts a series of interviews with writers while they are in Iowa City participating in the various University of Iowa writing programs. We sit down with authors to ask about their work, their process and their descriptions of home.

ra Javaheri was figuratively existing in the middle of her triangle of happiness - literature, translation, and English - when she realized that something was missing in her life's literary work. For someone who always has had a Farsi book to read in one hand and an English one to translate in the other, she hadn't yet shared the impactful stories of Iranian authors with the world.

Victoria Priola is determined to uncover the mysteries behind prehistoric textiles and ceramic textile tools. The Pennsylvania native and 2023 Archaeology of Portugal Fellow is currently in her sixth year at the University of Ioaw's Anthropology the graduate program, studying ancient textile production in southwestern Iberia during the Copper Age and early Bronze Age (approximately 3000-2000 BCE).

On a late evening in the University of Iowa's North Hall, students like University of Iowa alumnus Clara Ng quietly stoop over long tables draped with large sheets of paper. Slow, methodical strokes of brown walnut ink transfer from brush to paper to form classic Roman letters, while a large chalkboard at the front of the room demonstrates proper forms, each one flocked by small annotations of the various angles.

On a late evening in the University of Iowa's North Hall, students like Louisa Eastley quietly stoop over long tables draped with large sheets of paper. Slow, methodical strokes of brown walnut ink transfer from brush to paper to form classic Roman letters, while a large chalkboard at the front of the room demonstrates proper forms, each one flocked by small annotations of the various angles.

For Glen Waters II, growing up in Dallas as a reserved child, nothing unlocked creative expression quite like poetry and music. "Poetry was a space where I could express myself freely and get over some of my insecurities, as someone who was in speech therapy for a decade," he recalls.

To celebrate the ingenuity, resilience, and innovation of student researchers at the University of Iowa, the Office of the Vice President for Research is again sponsoring the Dare to Discover campaign. The annual program this year highlights the work of 80 undergraduate, graduate students and postdoc students who are making waves in a wide variety of discliplines across the academic spectrum.

Esme Gibson is a graduate student in the Department of Community and Behavioral Health and works as a research assistant examining bicycle safety behavior. She is also a member of the nationally ranked University of Iowa field hockey team and has received multiple All-Big Ten and All-American honors.

Lia Love is a third-year undergraduate public health student. She's also an outstanding member of the University of Iowa Women's Track and Field team. Lia recently answered some questions about her interest in public health, balancing commitments as a student-athlete, and her involvement with groups and organizations outside of school and track.

Eight students will address their peers as they fill the role of student speaker at the University of Iowa's various fall 2023 commencement events. These campus leaders share their thoughts on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Later this week nearly 1,700 University of Iowa students will receive their degrees during in-person and livestreamed commencement ceremonies, beginning with the College of Education's undergraduate and Teacher Education Program recognition Dec. 14 and concluding with the College of Engineering undergraduate ceremony Dec. 17.

Nanea Estrella is grateful for Iowa fans' support for her neighbors in Lahaina, Hawaii, whose community was devastated by wildfires. That outpouring reinforces the Tippie College of Business student's decision to be a Hawkeye.

It's Homecoming Week on the University of Iowa campus and the students responsible for all things Homecoming are busy, really busy.

A practicum gives University of Iowa students exclusive behind-the-scenes access to the inaugural Chicago event and a chance to pitch promotional campaigns to NASCAR executives.

"When I went into college, I had no idea that I wanted to be a 'science person,'" says first-year University of Iowa PhD student Emma Luhmann.

Emiliano Valle says that he was drawn to the University of Iowa's PhD program in history by the opportunity to study under Associate Professor Mariola Espinosa, whose research focuses on the history of medicine and public health in the Caribbean and Latin America.

23 students enrolled in the Henry B. Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa recently received annual awards presented by the Department of Accounting.

During her academic career, college professors repeatedly told Kimberly Fiock that she would not become a scientist because of stereotypes surrounding her bipolar disorder. She was not intelligent enough to hold down a stable job. She would be difficult to work with because of her temperament. All these misconceptions motivated Fiock to prove everyone wrong.

Get to know a handful of stylish University of Iowa creators and trendsetters who are helping to shape the fashion scene in Iowa City.

Executive Master of Health Administration (EMHA) student Nigel Gawa has had an unusual path to health care leadership. Gawa started working at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC) in environmental services in 2015 and has been promoted three times into progressively higher supervisory positions. He completed a bachelor's degree in social work from the UI and expects to graduate with an Executive MHA degree in summer 2023. Recently, he was offered and accepted the administrative fellowship position at UIHC starting summer 2023. Gawa recently answered a few questions about his academic journey and professional aspirations.

Khyathi Gadag V. is a PhD student in the University of Iowa College of Public Health with degrees in dental surgery and health care administration. She also has worked as an assistant professor in the Department of Health Management at Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences in India. She's interested in the connection between health policy and mental health and recently took the time to answer a few questions about her work on the UI campus to support student mental health initiatives, including starting a new student health mental health and wellness organization called Here to Help.

The 2023 class of Tippie Top 21 award winners have been revealed by the Tippie College of Business. The 21 undergraduates have excelled in the areas of scholarship, leadership, experiential learning, and advancing diversity, inclusion, and global engagement.

Cooper Reaves always wanted to be a Hawkeye. Thanks to UI REACH -- a transition program for students with intellectual, cognitive, and learning disabilities -- and Iowa women's basketball player Kylie Feuerbach, that dream is a reality.

Cooper Reaves always wanted to be a Hawkeye. Thanks to UI REACH-a transition program for students with intellectual, cognitive, and learning disabilities-and a student manager internship with "Bluder's Bunch," that dream is a reality.

"I'm from western Iowa. The need is there," says Alex Reed, who grew up in Council Bluffs. "I want to work face-to-face with teachers, principals, and educators of all types and help train them to have better conversations with their students and to be more proactive than reactive. My passion, though, is to destigmatize mental health among student-athletes, since they are an exceptionally vulnerable population."

What draws African migrants to make their home in Iowa? As Osamamen Oba Eduviere poses this question as part of research to help some of the state's newest residents, she reflects on the educational opportunities that brought her to the Hawkeye State.

Sabine Martin, who currently serves as the managing editor of the University of Iowa's daily newspaper, was selected by Student Publications Inc. to be The Daily Iowan's executive editor in 2023-24.

Aspiring scientists touched down at the University of Iowa for the Edge of Space Academy, an immersive course fueled by a legacy of astrophysics research.