HRM and Biological Sciences unite to revive Shand Garden, creating learning and job-ready skills for students through sustainable farming and community building.
Posts published in “Education”
Bobby Long spent two years illustrating "Sonoran Desert Bestiary," capturing the unseen life of the desert for Gary Nabhan's book, launching Oct. 11.
The 2026 midterms spotlight divided voters amid economic, immigration, and climate issues, with Arizona emerging as a key swing state shaping outcomes.
NASA's $20M grant funds U of A's PUFFINS telescope, set for 2030 launch, to study UV light polarization from 70 stars, revealing interstellar dust secrets.
Brenda Hillman, Iowa Writers’ Workshop alumna, is a 2026 National Book Award poetry finalist for "Still House in the Desert," exploring time and space.
Lehigh's P3 Program inspired NSF's I-PhD, addressing doctoral education challenges with strategic partnerships and flexible Ph.D. requirements starting Fall 2026.
Ron Watson's prostate cancer persisted until theranostics near his Ankeny home offered a targeted therapy, enabling him to rejoin the baseball field.
Jill Kolesar's innovative ovarian cancer treatment at UI receives FDA IND approval, marking a pivotal advance towards clinical trials and potential patient impact.
The Iowa Board of Regents' REAPS study enters phase two, exploring nine new revenue and efficiency areas for Iowa's public universities until January 2027.
Nicholas Boggs wins the 2026 Truman Capote Award for his biography of James Baldwin, blending meticulous research with compelling narrative.










