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Recent deaths

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

Dry now, maybe wet later

University of Iowa officials say they’re keeping a close eye on current forecasts for potentially heavy rain over the weekend and next week, but for now they say current flood protection measures are working as intended. Story

Coralville Lake should crest well below top of dam

The IMU with flood walls surrounding it

Coralville Lake is now expected to crest at about 708 feet—4 feet below the top of the dam—before dropping by Friday, more encouraging news as the University of Iowa begins putting final touches on its protective measures. Story

Supplements don't slow AMD progression: NEI study

Some dietary supplements once thought to slow the progression of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have been proven to either show no effect or may even be harmful to some segments of the population. Story

UI presents inaugural Information Technology Leadership Award

Doug Eltoft and Steve Fleagle

Doug Eltoft, chief technology officer for the College of Engineering, received the inaugural IT Leadership Award in recognition of his visionary capacity to imagine, collaborate, design, and create an ever-changing and robust computing environment. Story

With drier forecast, UI remains vigilant while looking to rest of summer

flood barriers around IATL

Continued favorable weather forecasts, dropping levels in the Coralville reservoir, and lower-than-anticipated flow and elevation of the Iowa River through Iowa City are giving the University of Iowa a chance to catch its collective breath and begin taking a longer view of campus operations through the summer. Story

Spotlight: STEM festival comes to Cedar Rapids

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2013.05.30
An iExploreSTEM volunteer teaches children how to use a pipette at the festival co-produced by the State Hygienic Laboratory and the Iowa Mathematics and Science Education Partnership on Sept. 18, 2011.

A statewide celebration of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) for children and their families comes to Cedar Rapids on Sunday, June 9 at McKinley Middle School, from 1 to 5 p.m. Story from: Lab Link

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Culshaw named university librarian

Portrait of John Culshaw.

John P. Culshaw, senior associate dean of libraries at the University of Colorado, Boulder, has been named university librarian for the University of Iowa, effective Aug. 1. Story

UI flood measures 80 percent in place, work to resume Monday

Workers, seen here late last week filling HESCO flood barriers with sand near the Iowa Advanced Technology Laboratories, got a well-deserved break Sunday after installing some seven miles of barrier around campus. Work will resume Monday morning. Photo by Tim Schoon

A relatively dry weekend gave contractors and University of Iowa facilities crews a well deserved break Sunday after scurrying last week to put into place seven miles of HESCO barriers and other flood-protection measures around the campus. Story

UI proactive protection efforts falling into place

UI police help secure the Iowa Memorial Union footbridge last week

By the end of the day Saturday University of Iowa officials hope to have most of the planned flood protection measures along the Iowa River in place to address current high water projections. Story

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