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UI student Lelia Assadi at a temple

UI students share global experiences through photography

Monday, November 10, 2025
A student exploring a Buddhist temple in Bangkok. A quiet café overlooking Budapest’s Parliament. A snow-covered University of Iowa campus, seen through the eyes of an international graduate student. These are among the winning images selected for the 2025 UI International Programs International Photo Contest.

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WHAT WE MAKE: A School of Art, Art History, and Design Staff Exhibition promotional image

WHAT WE MAKE: A School of Art, Art History, and Design Staff Exhibition

Monday, November 10, 2025 8:00am to 8:00pm
Art Building West

“Making” is the act of bringing something from our minds into reality; a task that can drive us, calm us, or give us pleasure. This exhibition by the staff of SAAHD is about our creative pursuits, giving the community the opportunity to learn more about us.

This presentation of creative work by School of Art, Art History, and Design staff will be on display Nov. 10–15 in the Levitt Gallery, 140 Art Building West. Join us for a closing reception on Nov. 14 from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

Live from Prairie Lights | Delaney Nolan in conv with Jamel Brinkley - 'Happy Bad' promotional image

Live from Prairie Lights | Delaney Nolan in conv with Jamel Brinkley - 'Happy Bad'

Monday, November 10, 2025 7:00pm
Prairie Lights Books

Writers' Workshop graduate Delaney Nolan will read from her new novel, Happy Bad, and will be joined in conversation with University of Iowa Associate Professor Jamel Brinkley.

Astra House gives this plot summary of Happy Bad:

"Beatrice works at Twin Bridge, a chronically underfunded residential treatment center in near-future East Texas, teeming with enraged teenage girls on either too many or not enough drugs. On a normal day, it's difficult for Beatrice and the other staff — Arda, Carmen, and...

WHAT WE MAKE: A School of Art, Art History, and Design Staff Exhibition promotional image

WHAT WE MAKE: A School of Art, Art History, and Design Staff Exhibition

Tuesday, November 11, 2025 8:00am to 8:00pm
Art Building West

“Making” is the act of bringing something from our minds into reality; a task that can drive us, calm us, or give us pleasure. This exhibition by the staff of SAAHD is about our creative pursuits, giving the community the opportunity to learn more about us.

This presentation of creative work by School of Art, Art History, and Design staff will be on display Nov. 10–15 in the Levitt Gallery, 140 Art Building West. Join us for a closing reception on Nov. 14 from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

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Student laying on leaves under a tree

What to do with all these leaves?

Fall temperatures have arrived and leaves are falling right on cue. It is a beautiful time of year on campus and at home, but the changing of the seasons also means a change to household chores. Rakes, and eventually shovels, are waiting in the garage, but that doesn’t mean you should put away the lawn mower just yet. 

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