Join us for Green Sports Day on Oct. 6, in collaboration with the "Go Green for Mental Health" campaign by UI Athletics! Our sustainability table will be set up near the soccer and field hockey fields — field hockey starts at noon, and soccer kicks off at 1 p.m. Stop by our table to learn about the intersection of sustainability and mental health and discover how green practices can support well-being. Let’s celebrate sports, sustainability, and mental health together.

we are Hunted and/or a house sitting play By Poonam Dhir Location: Alan MacVey Theatre, Theatre Building Friday, Oct. 4, 2024, 8 p.m.  Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024, 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024, 2 p.m. House sitters wanted for the holiday break. Mature, independent, responsible, reliable, and kind. References a must. Women preferred. Ring in the new year in a home away from home. This show includes coarse language, discussions of death, femicide/gender violence, depictions of smoking cannabis....

Steven Schick will explore the music of John Luther Adams and the ways contemporary music engages the natural world and works to raise climate-consciousness.

Inuksuit comes to Iowa City where Steven Schick will be joined by nearly a hundred percussionists from around the Midwest to celebrate this music and its legacy.  

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Steven Schick with UI Center for New Music Sinfonietta Presented by Hancher in partnership with the UI Center for New Music Part of Hancher's 52nd Season Part of the Steven Schick Residency Steve Schick will perform with the Center for New Music Ensemble for the first time in nearly three decades, in a program featuring two major compositions which will bring together acoustic and electronic media. These works include Varese’s Déserts from 1950, a rarely performed composition that combines...

Come join proficient signers for lunch! Practice your skills using American Sign Language (ASL) and get to know your campus colleagues more!

‘Stories from the city, stories from the sea’[i]—exploring chemistry at anthropogenic interfaces “The unifying and distinguishing characteristic of this [modern] era has been the human pre-emption and discovery of the biosphere. This is a simple way of stating a complex paradox: the biosphere was occupied and its exploitation well advanced before its true nature—vulnerable and finite—was even vaguely perceived.” Lynton Caldwell, reproduced in a course pack for ‘The Study of Environment’ (JIE...

The Neutrino Slice of Muon Colliders