Nearly 40 faculty were celebrated on Monday during the annual Fall Faculty Meeting in the Old Capitol Senate Chambers. Explore the awards and recognitions, as well as photos from the event.

The University of Iowa is tied for No. 1 among public universities, while also remaining the best public writing program in the country.

This opportunity provides funding to pursue professional development, including training, coursework, and conventions. Applications are due in November.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences had a banner year for research and discovery, setting a record for both total awarded funding at $118 million and total proposed funding at $151 million.

Learn more about the exciting work of three faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Exhibit opening celebration will include special guest and Academy-award winning screenwriter Barry Morrow.

Students enrolled in the course City of Athens: Bronze Age of Greece spent the spring semester intensively studying ancient Greece. Their reward? Visiting Greece.

PhD student Myat Aung is combining art history and technology in her dissertation research to recreate ancient environments and create a comprehensive picture of historical Roman life.

Associate professor Mohammad Farajzadeh Tehrani explains why he created the Iowa City Math Club for youth in the area.

The UI Department of Mathematics helped launch the Math Alliance, which has had an incredible impact expanding access to doctorate degrees to people of color across the country, including 50 minority graduates from Iowa.