Mark Berardi will lead a course titled, “Human Voice and AI Technologies: Accessibility, Security, and Health Care,” which will showcase CSD’s commitment to innovation in the field of communication sciences and disorders.

For more than five decades at the University of Iowa, Holstein taught tens of thousands of students and became one of the institution’s most celebrated educators.

The Way Up Conference, hosted in the state of Iowa by Kirkwood Community College for over 35 years, aims to develop staff and faculty in higher education institutions as they continue to develop leadership and administrative skills and expertise.

Staff and faculty members from across the college gathered to celebrate the role instructors play in and outside the classroom.

The Mobile Me & You technology and journalism conference took place at the University of Iowa this year, and consisted of multiple sessions that highlighted the future of storytelling.

From White House reporters to magazine publishers, the University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Communication has instructed and guided many successful alumni throughout its century-long history. Jami Martin-Trainor is no exception.

The University of Iowa’s annual Humanities Showcase celebrated faculty achievements, with award-winning scholars discussing strategies for external funding and leveraging internal resources.

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders—one of the UI’s leading programs—welcomes students and patients into the new west campus facility.

As the University of Iowa welcomed another large first-year class this fall, faculty across campus have adapted to ensure that every student receives the classroom support they need.

Leila Assadi, a UI student double majoring in economics and political science with minors in international business and political risk analysis, and a recipient of a 2025 Global Student Award, exemplifies what it means to be a globally-minded Hawkeye.