Àdìre Alábééla (Wax -Resist Dyeing Workshop)
Learn the art of Yorùbá batik in this 2-day workshop led by multidisciplinary artist Peju Layiwola. Participants will create their own templates and stamped T-shirts.
Participants must be at least 15 years old and register in advance for the workshop.
Registration deadline is March 20, 2026. T-shirts will be ordered in advance for all participants: https://uiowa.doubleknot.com/event/wax-resist-dye-workshop/3138629
Please note that workshop will not be held at the museum, it will take place at the L...
Labor of Care - Rebecca Oehler MFA Exhibition - School of Art, Art History, and Design
Good Girls Play Dead - Jasmine Pizano MA Exhibition - School of Art, Art History, and Design
P-Chem & Environmental Seminar- Toyin Abidemi Sunday (Margulis group)
Excess Electrons in Ionic Liquids
Physical & Environmental Chemistry Seminar- Toyin Sunday (Margulis Group)
"Excess Electrons in Ionic Liquids"
Clinical Science Rounds: Teresa Treat
Dr. Treat (Professor) is the PI of the Clinical-Cognitive Science Lab here at the University of Iowa. Her lab leverages the theoretical, measurement, and computational models of contemporary cognitive science to investigate the role of cognitive processing in the development, maintenance, and modification of numerous clinical problems.
Math Bio Seminar - Garrett Young; University of Iowa Department of Mathematics
Live from Prairie Lights | Benjamin Hale in conversation with Bennett Sims - 'Cave Mountain'
Benjamin Hale will read from his new book, Cave Mountain: A Disappearance and a Reckoning in the Ozarks, and will be joined in conversation with University of Iowa Associate Professor, Bennett Sims. Praised by Patton Oswalt as "The damndest mixing of true crime, memoir, and maybe (?) ghost story I’ve ever read," Cave Mountain tells the true story of how Hale's cousin, Haley, disappeared in a mountain trail in the Ozarks when she was only 6 years old in 2001. After Haley was found, she spoke of...
Film Screening at FilmScene
The Stanley presents a double feature screening in collaboration with FilmScene. Head over to The Chauncey to watch back-to-back screenings of A Dessert for Constance and Towards Tenderness, both films touch on the subject of masculinity and the lives of African immigrants in France.
Reserve your tickets here. Evening screening is Pay What You Can.
This programming is related the exhibition, Flex: Masculinities in the Arts of Global Africa, on view at the Stanley from February 28, 2026 - July 26...
"Rural Community-Centered Research: Maternity Care and Why It Matters" — Keynote lecture (in person and virtual) by Katy Kozhimannil, University of Minnesota
Special Preliminary Event for the Obermann Symposium "Cultivating Rurality: Building Community around Rural Research."
This lecture, co-sponsored by the UI Carver College of Medicine, is designed for a non-clinical audience and will be open to the public. Katy B. Kozhimannil is a Distinguished McKnight University Professor and Co-Director of the University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center and the University of Minnesota Rural Health Program.
The lecture will take place in Pediatric...