UI trains high school teachers to implement engineering curriculum By: Emily Nelson | 2019.07.17 | 08:28 am
The Hawkeye State’s hidden potential may be its geology UI leads effort to determine whether northeast Iowa has precious metals By: Richard C. Lewis | 2019.01.07 | 08:35 am
UI leads overhaul of state’s K–12 science education UI wins National Science Foundation grants to expand earth sciences curriculum, add and train teachers By: Richard C. Lewis | 2018.06.05 | 01:07 pm
UI limnologists study stream dwellers to track environmental trends Researchers at the State Hygienic Lab visit waterways across Iowa to sample water quality, tally fish and insect populations By: Lynn Anderson Davy | 2017.10.11 | 12:11 pm
Iowa Public Radio Calling all bilingual teachers: Iowa wants you External Media | 2016.10.19 | 02:50 pm
Enrollment now open for UI employee diversity certificate program Workshop series focuses on creating a welcoming, inclusive campus environment By: Andrea Zeek | 2016.08.25 | 11:15 am
Let's help small towns face down big wastewater costs UI engineers hope to test new treatment technologies for towns with fewer than 2,000 residents By: Richard C. Lewis | 2016.08.24 | 01:42 pm
A visit to Himie Voxman's hometown RAGBRAI riding to Centerville on July 27 By: Cristóbal McKinney | 2016.07.27 | 08:20 am
Glenwood's early family farmers Office of the State Archaeologist studying pre-contact Native American settlement By: Richard C. Lewis | 2016.07.22 | 10:15 am
Fossils central UI digitizing its collection to make fossils more accessible to public By: Richard C. Lewis | 2016.05.31 | 01:48 pm