The University of Iowa field hockey team's 2012 spring season has a bit more international flair than usual, as four UI standouts are competing for respective national teams around the globe.

As the Hawkeye defense makes subtle changes to its scheme, defensive back Micah Hyde prepares to make big strides forward in his role as a senior leader on the football squad.

While the men's tennis roster boasts four seniors, 6-foot-8 junior Garret Dunn's exceptional skill and maturity make him a leader for the Hawkeyes.

University of Iowa diving coach Bob Rydze, a member of the Hawkeyes swimming and diving program for the past 37 years, has announced his retirement, which will become effective June 30.

Fans typically think of football stadiums and basketball arenas when they think of home field advantage. But the Big Ten Women's Gymnastics Championships, which will be held Saturday, March 24, in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, will provide a definite advantage for the Iowa women's gymnastics team.

Former University of Iowa basketball star Don Nelson, the NBA's all-time winningest coach, says graduating from the UI this spring is more important than his possible election to the Hall of Fame.

National Football League scouts, coaches, and general managers had stopwatches and measuring tape out March 19 in the Hayden Fry Football Complex.

Junior Matt McDonough's second career national title highlighted the University of Iowa wrestling team's third-place finish at the NCAA Championships March 15-17 in St. Louis.

Registration is now available for UI Recreational Services' spring 2012 Learn to Row camps.

The Kid Captain program, developed as a partnership between University of Iowa Children’s Hospital and the Iowa Hawkeyes, brings stories of determination, strength, and hope to football game days.

When University of Iowa staffer Damian Simcox needed to fix a leaky heart valve, he didn't have to go far. The UI Heart and Vascular Center is a leader in heart valve treatment and has been performing minimally invasive heart surgery since 2008—the only hospital in the region to consistently do so.

The uncertainty of March Madness makes this month one of the best in collegiate athletics, but it can wreak havoc on a team's planning schedule. That's where Abby Emmert steps in.