University of Iowa students enjoyed busting a move as part of the President's Block Party, one of many On Iowa! activities designed to introduce UI freshmen to all facets of life at UI. A paid subscription is required.

UI physics and astronomy professor Craig Kletzing and a team of UI researchers have designed a cutting-edge instrument that will shed new light on the invisible radiation belts first identified by James Van Allen in 1958. A paid subscription is required.

University of Iowa student and Iraq war vet Greg Whalen is the clubhouse manager for the Cedar Rapids Kernels' baseball team.

Kansas University has chosen Eula Biss’ collection of essays, “Notes From No Man’s Land,” as its inaugural "common book." Biss, an alumna of the UI Nonfiction Writing Program, won the National Book Critics Circle Award for the collection.

'Dear Wife' Digitized letters from a Civil War soldier.

A new study by the University of Iowa's Public Policy Center finds that Iowa children feel healthier, happier, and safer than children do nationally.

An Iowa City newcomer hopes to serve as a “mom away from home” for University of Iowa students in need of some extra assistance this fall. Owned by former University of Iowa parent Leslie O’Hare, Your Campus Mom aims to help students with “executive functioning disorders.”

National ABC news correspondent Lisa Starck demonstrates the dangers of driving after taking sleep medications at the University of Iowa's National Advance Driving Simulator, home of the most advanced driving simulator in the country.

A new study has proven that pregnant women who are overweight affect how their children grow and develop. A team led by a University of Iowa researcher compared the weight and height of babies born to overweight and obese mothers with those born to normal-weight mothers.

University of Iowa graduates Jacob Langenfeld and Riley Gardam started a mapping company that takes data and offers an overview map for businesses interested in how to best market their services. Paid subscription required.