The five-month moratorium on campus projects enacted on April 12 in an effort to defer cash spending will be lifted as planned on Sept. 12. The deferral was necessary to close the funding gap caused by the late-in-the-year state funding cut of $5.49 million.

The University of Iowa is expanding benefits for some visiting faculty members in response to concerns expressed by the university community.

The University of Iowa Path Forward work groups have released the 2018 Work Plan, a 12-page document that prioritizes goals from the UI Strategic Plan and identifies tasks for achieving them.

Thank you to University of Iowa faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends who volunteered to greet fans and fellow Iowans at the 2018 Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. Without generous volunteers, the UI would be unable to have such a welcoming presence at this important event.

Each year, students grow, discover, and change. Take a peek at these tips to find out about scholarships, jobs, and heath resources—and to remind yourself of opportunities and resources available at every stage of your college career.

Despite overcast skies and rain showers, University of Iowa students kicked off the 2018–19 academic year with excitement and optimism, and also some last-minute jitters.

The Class of 2022 gathered the night before classes began to celebrate convocation and the President’s Block Party.

A welcome message from President Harreld and Provost Curry detailing some of the campus resources available to students, faculty, and staff.

There’s a wealth of opportunities provided on campus, and some free resources can get lost in the jumble. Here are five options for students looking for help studying or having a good time.

The University of Iowa will hold two open forums, on August 23 and 27, seeking input from campus on the search for a new executive vice president and provost.

Residence hall move-in for new University of Iowa students kicked off Tuesday, Aug. 14, running through Thursday, Aug. 16. Nearly 700 Iowa volunteers helped things run smoothly as hundreds of undergraduates and their families unloaded vehicles and unpacked belongings in residence hall rooms on both sides of the Iowa River.

The University of Iowa will welcome students back to campus with a host of entertaining and educational activities, including simulated volcanic eruptions, tours of Hancher Auditorium, composting tutorials, and an augmented-reality scavenger hunt in the College of Engineering library.