While mindfulness has roots in ancient Eastern traditions, its benefits have been extensively studied and validated by modern science, making it a valuable skill for individuals of all ages, including college students.

The University of Iowa Pomerantz Career Center can help you find an internship, sign-up for credit, and offers courses and training in career-readiness.

Kenneth Tse, professor of saxophone in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences’ School of Music, has been named a 2024 University of Iowa Distinguished Chair.

Kate Torno, senior academic advising in the Department of English, received the 2024 Lola Lopes Award for Undergraduate Student Advocacy.

A group of undergraduate and graduate students will embark to western Kansas to learn the skills of fieldwork and archeology as part of a four-week field school program led by Matt Hill, associate professor in the Department of Anthropology.

NASA awarded Assistant Professor Casey DeRoo a grant for research related to Rapid Electron Beam Lithography Patterning for Customized Reflection Gratings.

Dale Stille, an Instructional Resource Specialist in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, was recognized as a Fellow of the American Physical Society.

Iowa City is in a section of the United States that will see the eclipse reach near-totality, an event that will not occur again in the continental United States for another 20 years.

CLAS researchers provided a progress report on instruments slated for $115 million TRACERS mission.

Get a midterm notice? Feeling nervous about how things are going in a class? If you have a class that isn’t going according to your plan, here are some things to think about.