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UI students Nikolas Vinovich, Sasha Wemmie, and Halit Bagdu discuss voltage readings from one of the electronics circuit boards. They and other students assembled and tested hundreds of circuit boards that will be used for DUNE, an international effort to study neutrinos, a highly elusive particle that could explain how the universe formed and how it’s evolved.

Photo gallery: UI students take part in high-profile physics experiment

Friday, September 25, 2026
About a dozen undergraduates and several graduate students are building and testing hundreds of electronic circuits and protective boxes that will be central to one of the most high-profile particle physics experiments of this century.

Events

Inaugural Jack Galef Literary Arts Award Ceremony and Celebration - Presented to Tony Tulathimutte promotional image

Inaugural Jack Galef Literary Arts Award Ceremony and Celebration - Presented to Tony Tulathimutte

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 4:00pm
Hancher Auditorium
Inaugural Jack Galef Literary Arts Award Ceremony and Celebration - Presented to Tony Tulathimutte
UI Symphony Orchestra Present Rhapsody & Revolution promotional image

UI Symphony Orchestra Present Rhapsody & Revolution

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 7:30pm
Voxman Music Building
RHAPSODY AND REVOLUTION
Douglas Kearney: Reading promotional image

Douglas Kearney: Reading

Thursday, October 1, 2026 8:00pm
Glenn Schaeffer Library
Douglas Kearney visits the Writers' Workshop for a reading

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Know where to go when you need care this fall

Fall can bring everything from sore throats and fevers to sprains and other unexpected health concerns. Find the right level of care for your needs and see how UI Health Care’s On My Way tool can help you compare locations and avoid unnecessary delays.

Get your free flu vaccination at clinics across campus

The annual flu vaccination campaign for employees is underway. Getting vaccinated is quick, simple, and free — find out how to take part by checking this list of upcoming vaccination clinics on campus. Mark your calendars now.

Seem too good to be true? Pause before you open that email

Scammers use urgency and familiar campus language to get you to click, so give yourself 10 seconds to pause and verify before taking action. Learn how to spot fake Microsoft 365 warnings, too-good-to-be-true job offers, and other phishing attempts.

Stay healthy: What to know about cyclosporiasis

Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal illness that can lead to diarrhea, nausea, and fatigue and has recently been in the news due to an outbreak across multiple states. Karen Brust, hospital epidemiologist at UI Health Care, shares information safe food handling processes that can help you stay healthy.
Angela Charsha-Harney, associate director of fitness at Recreational Services

6 ways to get active in 30 minutes at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center

A packed schedule during a busy semester doesn’t always leave room for a long workout. But if you have 30 minutes between meetings, classes, or other commitments, the University of Iowa Campus Recreation and Wellness Center (CRWC) offers plenty of ways to move your body — and you don’t even need to sweat.

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