Edith Parker, professor and head of community and behavioral health at the University of Iowa College of Public Health, is the fifth finalist for the next University of Iowa College of Public Health dean. She will participate in on-campus interviews April 2 and 3.

University of Iowa President J. Bruce Harreld discusses some of the exceptional research programs housed in the Center for Computer Aided Design.

University of Iowa College of Public Health researcher Keith Mueller discusses the economic challenges facing rural pharmacies, 12 percent of which went out of business between 2004 and 2014.

Find out how the University of Iowa Department of History used social media savvy to raise money during last year’s One Day for Iowa, the 24-hour online give-a-thon.

A new study from the University of Iowa finds that a vaccine that effectively reduces the incidence of a parasitic disease in dogs might also help thousands of Iraq war veterans infected with the same disease.

The department is one of the oldest and largest programs of its kind and has been training students and serving clients with speech, language, and hearing disorders for more than 60 years.

Shawn Gibbs, executive associate dean for academic affairs, interim associate dean for research and graduate studies, and professor of environmental health at the Indiana University School of Public Health–Bloomington, is the fourth finalist for the next University of Iowa College of Public Health dean. He will visit campus March 27–28.

Today, as a second-year dental student at the University of Iowa’s College of Dentistry, Malachai Zeitner says he’s grateful to be laying the groundwork for a future that is both service oriented and financially stable.

When Grace Moore’s braces came off and she saw the results, she knew she wanted to pursue dentistry. Now, as her graduation nears, Moore says she looks forward to finally putting on her white coat and beginning a career she hopes will take her back to her rural roots.

Paige Jones got an early start in dentistry. Not only did she pull all of her own loose baby teeth, but all of her cousins’ as well. Although Jones has a few more years to go before she graduates from the UI College of Dentistry, she’s excited about her future.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, native Ebosetale Okoruwa reflects on how far he’s come since he started dentistry school at the University of Iowa, a path that has allowed him to learn from nationally recognized professors and researchers.

Leaders from across the UI campus speak about the university’s response to recent budget cuts announced by the Iowa legislature.