The University of Iowa Engineering Staff Advisory Council, along with UI Facilities Management and the Office of Sustainability, will hold a Riverwalk Clean-Up project from 9 to 11 a.m Saturday, June 2.

The UI School of Social Work will host a creative writing seminar for helping professionals July 13-16.

Join Shalla Ashworth as she shares stories of the University of Iowa’s ever-changing campus as part of Irving Weber Days, a monthlong celebration of Iowa City's beloved historian.

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.

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.

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 Old Capitol Museum will host the children's program "History Time: Lewis and Clark" at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 19, in the Museum's Discovery Center.

With just weeks left before schools let out for the summer, doctors and safety experts at University of Iowa Children's Hospital are encouraging a "safety first" approach to outside activities.

Sixty volunteers helped out with a 10-day archaeological dig this past March and April just outside of South Amana, making a significant contribution to our understanding of Meskwaki life around 1840 (and having fun in the process).