Trump's cuts halted rural mental health grants, leaving schools like Shelby County, KY, unable to fill roles crucial for student support and development.
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New student loan caps may limit options for nurses like Zoe Clarke to pursue advanced degrees, impacting healthcare in rural areas amid physician shortages.
UVA's Lighting of the Lawn event fosters community spirit and seasonal joy, highlighting themes of hope and unity for a festive holiday season.
Drake University's new program, starting Spring 2026, prepares students for in-demand roles in disability support, offering scholarships and diverse career paths.
UANow pauses for holidays, resuming Jan. 15. Enjoy top 2025 stories meanwhile. Wishing readers a safe, happy holiday season!
A U of A study reveals widespread confusion over health questionnaires, affecting treatment plans due to unclear symptom reporting guidelines.
Steve Wozniak will speak at Lehigh on AI's future, highlighting innovation and responsibility as part of the Compelling Perspectives series on Jan. 29, 2026.
Over 200 Hawkeye High-Fives were given in November, celebrating university staff for outstanding teamwork and contributions, fostering a positive culture.
Susan Shen, UI psychiatry professor, wins the Avenir Award for groundbreaking drug abuse research, marking a first for Iowa and women in her field.
The University of Iowa Dimma Saxophone Quartet, featuring Maria, Sofia, Charlotte, and Yang, plays "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" this season.