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Brazilian music lecture/recital series continues Feb. 24

Maurita Murphy Mead, professor of clarinet in the University of Iowa School of Music, and graduate student Ze Emilio Gobbo will present the latest installment of the Distinguished Clarinet Lecture/Recital Series of Brazilian Music at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, in Old Capitol on the UI campus. Story

UI students shave heads to support children with cancer

Published
2013.02.13
Sophomore computer engineering major Lindsey Trotter (left) of Green Bay, Wis., feels her scalp while supporting sophomore cinema major Therese Pechacek (right) of Lakeville, Minn., during the St. Baldrick's head shaving event at the Newman Catholic Student Center at The University of Iowa on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, in Iowa City, Iowa. Students and others shaved their heads and/or donated their hair to raise money and show solidarity for children cancer patients. (Jim Slosiarek/Gazette-KCRG)

University of Iowa students and members of the ministry at the Newman Catholic Student Center shaved their heads to show solidarity and raise money to support children with cancer during a St. Baldrick's Foundation event. Story from: The Gazette

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UI Mock Trial competes in Kansas City Regional

The University of Iowa Mock Trial programs sent two teams to compete at the Kansas City Regional Tournament Feb. 9 and 10 with the hopes of earning two bids to ORCS, the Opening Round Championship Series. Story

Urban and Regional Planning graduate students earn national honor

Graduate students in the University of Iowa School of Urban and Regional Planning have received national recognition from the American Institute of Certified Planners for their groundbreaking sustainability project in the City of Dubuque. Story

Rewiring the classroom

“Rewiring the Classroom” is a day-long symposium that will focus on critical applications of digital technologies in undergraduate classrooms, and will also give practical, hands-on learning opportunities with new technologies. The symposium takes place Feb. 23 and is free and open to the public. Story

Hancher to present Mike Daisey's 'American Utopias'

Brilliant and controversial monologist Mike Daisey considers uniquely American visions of utopia with stops at some iconic locales. Story

UI researcher: cost of hip replacement surgery hard to find

Published
2013.02.11

Consumers wanting to know the cost of hip replacement will find it's difficult to find out ahead of time how much the procedure will cost, according to Jaime Rosenthal, one of the authors of a study published by JAMA in its publication, JAMA Internal Medicine. Story from: NBC News

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Dance department presents faculty/grad concerts

The University of Iowa Department of Dance will present a faculty/graduate concert at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, Feb. 21-23, in Space Place Theater in North Hall. The program will feature world premiere pieces from UI faculty and student choreographers. UI dance students will perform the works. Story

UI study finds patients in the dark on hip replacement costs

Published
2013.02.12
Sean Toohey, a grains broker in Chicago, who says he never looked at or paid attention to the cost of his hip replacement, standing in a downtown metro area. Photo by M. Spencer Green/AP

A new study published by University of Iowa researchers discovered that many hospitals are unable to tell patients what the cost of a hip replacement will be, and for those who can, the costs can vary widely. Story from: The Boston Globe

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UI ranks 46th nationwide in students joining Peace Corps

Published
2013.02.12

An increasing number of University of Iowa students are choosing to not only study abroad but also to work and volunteer overseas. The university is ranked 46th, among schools of its size, in the number of students graduating and joining the Peace Corps. Story from: The Daily Iowan

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