President Harreld asks members of campus to participate in National First-Generation College Celebration events that will take place across campus Nov. 5–9.

The University of Iowa is the 159th best research university in the world, with two disciplines ranked in the top 100, according to “U.S. News & World Report’s” latest ranking of top global universities.

The city of Dubuque and the Iowa Flood Center at the University of Iowa are helping the city’s residents overcome flood damage through an innovative program that provides physical upgrades to homes, as well as social, educational, and health care support.

Anne Flaherty, interim assistant dean of students at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, is the first finalist for the position of University of Iowa associate vice president/dean of students. She will visit campus Tuesday, Oct. 30.

The search committee for the next associate vice president/dean of students for student life has selected three final candidates, who will visit campus over the next two weeks. During their visits, they will participate in public forums consisting of a presentation by the candidate followed by a brief Q&A.

“Saving Brinton,” a documentary by Tommy Haines, John Richard, and Andrew Sherburne, has built a passionate audience over the past year and is now making a run at an Oscar nomination.

Already facing a shortage of primary care physicians, the state of Iowa also may soon face a shortage of physician assistants, according to a new study from the University of Iowa.

A first-year seminar at the University of Iowa allows dance students to participate in creative research, perform at the college level, work closely with a world-renowned faculty member, and build community.

Homecoming in Hawkeye country was in full swing during the week of Oct. 14–20, culminating in a triumphant day in Kinnick Stadium—and not just because of the favorable final score.

The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business has added an online MBA that makes the college's part-time degree program even more flexible for students.

Dan McGehee, director of the National Advanced Driving Simulator (NADS) in the College of Engineering, discusses what kind of changes municipalities need to make to their infrastructure to accommodate automated vehicles.

Keith Mueller, professor of health management and policy, says that a spike in rural pharmacy closures in recent years often deprives small towns that have no practicing physicians of their only local health care professional.