Across campus, construction crews have been working all summer to construct new facilities and update old ones, providing a fresh new look before the upcoming academic year.

Brandon Waltz, assistant professor of instruction in the Department of Biology, and third-year student Lilly Froehlich, combined their skills and recently published "Water Bear Don’t Care!", a children's biology book about a microscopic creature.

Gwen Archibald, who owes her 20-year-long career in higher education to her time as a student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, recently returned to the college as assistant dean for undergraduate education and curriculum.

HSHP assistant professor Jessica Gorzelitz will oversee the nearly $650,000 project funded through the University of Iowa’s P3 initiative.

The beginning of a new school year is the best time to map out your courses and ensure they work for your needs—and if not, adjust as necessary.

Academic advisors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences bust five myths about instructor drop-in hours, as well as provide common questions to ask during your meeting.

Don't miss these important dates and deadlines as you plan for the fall 2025 semester. From census to drop deadlines, to course registration and graduation, mark your calendar now.

Since 1967, the Wendell Johnson Speech and Hearing Center has housed the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders—one of the first programs of speech pathology and audiology in the nation.

Sixteen undergraduate students from across the country gathered for the 2025 Edge of Space Academy, an immersive, hands-on research experience focused on space-based instrumentation for observing Earth and space.

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences alumna Jaecee Hall (BA24, MA24) founded her company Unbreakable Female Athlete to help address gender equity in sports.