In the 1930s, Sheryl Stoll’s mother wasn’t allowed to compete in the Iowa high school girls state basketball tournament because the school superintendent thought it would be too strenuous for young women. That memory, and meeting Iowa women’s basketball coach Jan Jensen, inspired Stoll to create an endowment called the Iowa High School Girls Basketball Pioneer Fund that supports women’s basketball at Iowa.

The Iowa Athletic Strategic Communications Office has been honored with the Football Writers Association of America Super 11 Award for the 2024 season.

Wondering what you might have missed while you were away from campus this summer? Here are 10 stories to get you caught up.

Iowa’s magical postseason run fell one win short of a national title.

Her name is Caitlin Clark. She was just named the Naismith Player of the Year, for the top women’s b-baller in the country. And if you watch her this Friday night against the undefeated South Carolina on ESPN in the NCAA women’s Final Four, bring your inhaler, because she’ll take your breath away.

The University of Iowa Department of Athletics continues to advance a set of projects that will provide Hawkeye student-athletes and their fans with services and facilities that rank among the best in the country.

It’s an exciting time to be a Hawkeye and to witness the campus transformation that will take place beginning in 2023.

Pending Board of Regents, State of Iowa, approval at its meeting on Nov. 9–10, the University of Iowa will name its new world-class wrestling training facility in honor of Doug and Ann Goschke’s generous support.

From shooting hoops on Iowa avenue to Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff to the annual ANF football game, last weekend was jam-packed full of events for Hawkeye fans.

Whether you were out of town, on vacation, or unplugged for the summer, here are eight things you may have missed.