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Law professor's website scrutinizes litigation funding

University of Iowa law professor Maya Steinitz has launched a new website that takes on controversial issues raised by allowing people to invest in lawsuits in which they otherwise have no involvement. Story

Team finds gene that promotes drug resistance in cancer

Scientists from the University of Iowa and Brigham Young University have identified a gene that may be a target for overcoming drug resistance in cancer. The finding could improve prognostic and diagnostic tools for evaluating cancer and monitoring patient response to treatment. It also could lead to new therapies for eradicating drug-resistant cancer cells. Story

UI researcher says lost items reveal Roman bath activities

Published
2013.01.11
This is a Roman intaglio, or engraved gem, dating from A.D. 212 and held in the treasury. This is a Roman intaglio, or engraved gem, dating from A.D. 212 and held in the treasury …

A new study by UI researcher Alissa Whitmore, a doctoral candidate in archaeology, shows that items lost down the drains of bathhouses during the Roman Empire are evidence that these spaces served as social centers where people snacked on finger food and did needlework, among other activities. Story from: Yahoo! News Canada

Yahoo! News Canada

UI sees wellness push pay off

Published
2013.01.13
University of Iowa junior Michael Timm of Colfax works out at the UI Campus Recreation and Wellness Center Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013 in Iowa City. (Brian Ray/The Gazette-KCRG)

University of Iowa wellness programs cost about $120 per employee and about $15 per student annually, an investment officials say has paid off in fewer sick days, lower insurance costs, and some reduced harmful behaviors among students. Story from: The Gazette

The Gazette

UI film graduate goes to Sundance

Portrait of UI film studies graduate Spencer Gillis

Spencer Gillis left Iowa City for New York City in 2006 to pursue a dream career in the film industry and has since worked as a freelance camera operator on dozens of TV and film projects. His directorial debut recently was selected to be screened in the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Story

Tippie's recent acquisition

Dean Sarah Fisher Gardial in the Pomerantz Business Library with undergraduate students Faisal Alabsi and Sarah Pedigo.

When Sarah Fisher Gardial began her tenure as the Tippie College's new dean, Gardial had hit the ground flying, traveling to Hong Kong to congratulate the graduates of the International Executive MBA-Hong Kong program. Back home, staff and faculty members were making arrangements for her first months on campus. Story

Staff Council seeking nominations

Are you looking for ways to improve your workplace? Do you know someone who wants to make a difference? Are you a person who likes to promote positive change? Would you like to be involved in campus communication? Consider nominating yourself or one of your colleagues for Staff Council. Story

Loewenberg to read from memoir Jan. 24

Gerhard Loewenberg, University of Iowa professor emeritus and former dean, will read from his new memoir, "Moved by Politics," at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, in Prairie Lights Books in downtown Iowa City. The reading also will be streamed live on the UI Writing University website. Story

Spotlight: UI Carver College of Medicine

Carver College of Medicine website: Spotlight: UI Carver College of Medicine
Published
2013.01.07
Nine-year-old Virginia Buck with Katie Moser, a former president of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America’s National Youth Alliance and a well-known Huntington disease advocate

Nine-year-old Virginia Buck of Pennsylvania asks people to donate a few pennies for her water-cooler jug, which she fills with money and sends to the University of Iowa Huntington's Disease Society of America Center of Excellence for research to help other kids with the disease. Story from: Carver College of Medicine website

Carver College of Medicine website

Inclusive education for a global world

When students complete a degree in accounting at the University of Iowa Tippie College they are armed with knowledge, experience, and a practical business foundation to prepare them for a career that lies ahead. Story

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