Come celebrate the beginning of summer with University of Iowa Museum of Art’s First Friday event, which coincides with the kickoff of the Iowa Arts Festival and downtown Gallery Walk.

The Rape Victim Advocacy Program is looking for volunteers to provide support and assistance to victims and survivors of sexual assault.

Since 2010, members of the Capital Area IOWA Club have been greeting Iowa veterans arriving in Washington, D.C., on honor flights. The flights are part of a national movement to help aging veterans visit the World War II Memorial.

Some 100 leading environmental researchers will focus on shallow water flows, which are essential to understanding floods, coastal construction factors, and more.

Creative writing, brain workouts, research on older drivers and more—the UI Lifetime Enrichment Adult Program is offering unique learning opportunities to adults this summer.

BTN—the Big Ten Network—helps tell the University of Iowa story and turn the spotlight on subjects far beyond sports.

Six professors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will receive this year's Collegiate Teaching Awards, the college's highest honors for work with students.

The Iowa Piccolo Intensive, a concentrated series of master classes, exhibits and presentations hosted by University of Iowa School of Music faculty member Nicole Esposito, will feature free, public recitals May 29 through June 1.

Children ages 4 and older will have an opportunity to make ornamental eggshell mosaics during a workshop set for 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 26, at the University of Iowa Old Capitol Museum.

The University of Iowa hosted a mock disaster drill Wednesday, May 16. The disaster, which involved a sarin gas attack followed by a dirty bomb detonation at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, put local emergency responders to the test.

The University of Iowa Writing University website will carry live streams of a reading by Saul Kaplan on May 16 and a new installment of Paul’s Book Club on May 17.

A tactical gem orchestrated by University of Iowa senior McKenzie Melander over the course of 5,000 meters on May 13 helped ease the frustration experienced by the Hawkeye women's distance corps at the past three league championships.