Hancher's Stop/Time Festival expands with authors like Donika Kelly, music icons, and free community events in Iowa City, April 3-4.
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The Hawkeye High-Five program at the University of Iowa allows faculty and staff to recognize each other's contributions, fostering a culture of appreciation.
The OVPR funds nine innovative faculty projects in arts, culture, and journalism, enhancing global perspectives and fostering community engagement.
Drake’s 2026 summit unites students and leaders to explore ethical business practices, focusing on social impact and sustainable strategies. Registration required.
Hancher Auditorium earns a spot in Billboard's 2026 Top Music Venues for its indie charm and community ties, hosting acts like Jason Isbell and Neko Case.
Mylo Wells, ’18 PharmD, opened Iowa's first pharmacist-led walk-in clinic in Bloomfield, offering convenient urgent care and addressing rural healthcare gaps.
In 2026, works like Nancy Drew novels and Agatha Christie's "The Murder at the Vicarage" enter public domain, sparking new creative opportunities.
Drake University hosts Roads to Religion on Feb. 15, featuring diverse faiths, fostering interfaith literacy, with performances and local cuisine at Olmsted Center.
Drake hosts the 2026 National Civility Summit, guiding local leaders through economic, social, and political challenges with solutions-oriented civic action.
The University of Iowa, named a Fulbright Top Producer for the 10th year, sends students worldwide, enhancing global learning and career prospects.