University of Iowa political science professor Tim Hagle says the race for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat from Iowa is still up in the air for now.

Leslie Schwalm, professor of history at the University of Iowa, studies Martha Reno, an Iowan who refused to pay taxes for a segregated public school in 1855 because she was black and her children would not be able to attend.

UI alumna Natalie Niemeyer, who received her Bachelor of Arts in English and her Iowa education licensure, recently received a national Rising Star Award from the Journalism Education Association for her work as a journalism education advisor at East High School in Des Moines.

University of Iowa political science professor Tim Hagle explains why this year's elections for statewide office in Iowa attracted so few well-known names.

University of Iowa professor David Gould is leading a group of Harvard MBA students on a spring break field trip to Las Vegas, helping them develop plans that will help redevelop the city's faded downtown.

UI business professor Kang Zhao and graduate student Xi Wang have developed an online dating algorithm that works by tracking a person's past online contact activity, instead of by what they say they're interested in.

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University of Iowa faculty, students, and alumni are presenting “Exuberant Politics,” an international exhibition exploring how today’s artists address social issues, in two eastern Iowa locations: Legion Arts in Cedar Rapids and the new Public Space One at 120 N. Dubuque St. in Iowa City.

UI Art History Professor Christopher Roy partnered with UI Museum of Art curator Catherine Hale to create the “Art and Life in Africa” site, to accompany an exhibit on display at the IMU's Black Box Theatre through June 15.

The University of Iowa School of Music will present a free performance by the UI Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of William LaRue Jones, director of orchestral studies, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, in the Main Lounge of the Iowa Memorial Union.

Robert Hass, former U.S. poet laureate and University of Iowa Writers' Workshop faculty member, will present a free reading at 8 p.m. Friday, March 28, in the Frank Conroy Reading Room of the Glenn Schaeffer Library, adjacent to the Dey House.

UI biology researcher Andrew Forbes and his colleagues studied fly and wasp species on plants in a Chilean rainforest and found more species than biological theory would have predicted because specialized interactions between species allow a larger, more diverse number of species to live in the same place.