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Foot facts

mom and baby's feet standing next each each other

A University of Iowa study shows women's feet do indeed change from pregnancy. Why? Arch height and rigidity decrease in early pregnancy, causing increases in foot length that appear to be permanent. Results appear in the American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Story

Recent deaths

Death notices for current and retired UI employees. Links to online obituaries provided when available. Story

Chamber Orchestra to perform March 10

The University of Iowa School of Music will present a free performance by the UI Chamber Orchestra, led by William LaRue Jones, director of orchestral studies, at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 10, in Riverside Recital Hall. Story

New liver center will improve patient care

Published
2013.02.26
Dr. Ravi Vemulapalli and Dr. Dale Andres, Mercy senior vice-president of medical affairs, anticipate the benefits of a new collaborative effort to diagnose and treat people with diseases of the liver and biliary tract in central and western Iowa. / Mary Chind/The Register

A new partnership with the UI Organ Transplant Center, Mercy Medical Center-Des Moines, and the Iowa Digestive Disease Center is improving care for patients with liver disease, especially in central and western Iowa. Story from: Des Moines Register

Des Moines Register

Higher education for all

University of Iowa officials say that keeping higher education affordable and accessible to all students is a high priority, even in challenging economic times. Story

First generation Latino leader

Alfredo Garcia tutors Elizabeth Ayala

UI student Alfredo Garcia of Sioux City says his Mexican immigrant parents have labored intensely in fields and factories to give him and his siblings the opportunity to pursue their dreams. Garcia, who is also president of First Generation Iowa, says he is grateful for scholarships that have made it feasible for him to attend the UI and graduate debt free. Story

Northbound Madison Street near CRWC to close March 6

The northbound lanes of Madison Street, between Court and Burlington streets, will be closed March 6 through April 17 as part of a University of Iowa utility construction project. Story

Project HOPE helps students explore the health sciences

students look at a human muscle skeleton model

Employment opportunities in the health science fields will be the topic of discussion when students from two eastern Iowa middle schools visit the University of Iowa Department of Biology this spring as part of Project HOPE, created by College of Education associate professor Saba Ali. Story

UI among colleges offering classes for students to have their genes tested

Published
2013.02.27
University of Iowa professor Jeff Murray gestures to a PowerPoint presentation while he talks about his genetic profile during an honors seminar on personal genetics.

The University of Iowa is part of a growing movement in higher education to tackle the rapidly advancing field of personal genetics, offering an honors seminar where students have the option of sending saliva samples for testing to unlock some of their personal health and family secrets. Story from: The Washington Post

The Washington Post

Getting their names right

Name tag with a Chinese name on it.

The Tippie College of Business hosted a workshop to help faculty and staff learn to properly pronounce the names of students from China, which are at a record high in the college. Story

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