UI Department of Athletics builds momentum on facility upgrade projects
Five significant projects will provide student-athletes with state-of-the-art spaces, amenities
By: Department of Athletics | 2022.12.01 | 07:43 am
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Holiday gift ideas for every Hawkeye on your list
By: Office of Strategic Communication | 2022.12.01 | 07:42 am
NASA UI physicists launch rockets to study auroras
External Media | 2022.11.17 | 02:19 pm
West campus first to see 10-year facilities master plan projects take shape
By: Office of Strategic Communication | 2022.11.17 | 07:45 am
Office of the State Archaeologist at UI protects ancient burial sites across the state
By: Jack Rossi | 2022.11.16 | 01:27 pm
3MT winner hopes new research will prevent floods in Iowa
By: Jack Rossi | 2022.11.16 | 01:27 pm
Dance Gala makes triumphant return to Hancher stage
By: Office of Strategic Communication | 2022.11.15 | 02:54 pm
UI students, faculty, staff honored with 1stGen@Iowa awards
By: Angie Lamb | 2022.11.11 | 09:10 am
2022 Hawkeye Distinguished Veterans Award recipients honored
By: Office of Strategic Communication | 2022.11.10 | 07:37 am
![Don Smith, an artist of Cherokee descent, was named "Lelooska" when he was formally adopted by Nez Perce tribe and later as "Gixken" (chief of chiefs) by the Kwakwaka'wakw peoples of British Columbia. Smith's house screen is based on an identical image pa](https://now.uiowa.edu/sites/now.uiowa.edu/files/styles/iowanow_thumbnail/public/photo-galleries/IMG_1643.JPG?itok=YMdEBO3t "Don Smith, an artist of Cherokee descent, was named "Lelooska" when he was formally adopted by Nez Perce tribe and later as "Gixken" (chief of chiefs) by the Kwakwaka'wakw peoples of British Columbia. Smith's house screen is based on an identical image painted on a cotton sheet in the British Columbia Museum of Anthropology. As a master storyteller and sculptor, Smith used his house screen as a backdrop in performances during which he and others were often masked and dressed in full regalia. (House screen in Kwakwaka'wakw style, 1963, museum purchase, 1972.52.)")
Native American Heritage Month: Stanley Museum of Art features important works of Indigenous art
By: Elizabeth Wallace | 2022.11.09 | 12:53 pm
