CLAS Health, Sport, and Human Physiology's new graduate pathways in clinical exercise physiology and sport and recreation management prepare students for what's next.

The Department of Health, Sport, and Human Physiology has moved into the Health Sciences Academic Building, bringing classrooms, teaching laboratories, faculty offices, and research spaces together in a shared health sciences environment. The new facility expands opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, updated instruction, clinical research, and student learning while supporting future partnerships and innovation.

The department's new home will provide modern instructional spaces, expanded student amenities, and new opportunities for collaboration across the arts.

This summer, 109 advanced doctoral candidates are participating in the Graduate College Summer Fellowship Program. Meet four students whose fellowship-supported research is deepening our understanding of neuroscience, dual language learning, product delivery optimization, and the rise of the gig economy.

From studying biology to policy and everything in between, the global health studies major has changed the way College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Veronica Sanchez views health care.

Gabe Postacchini, a mathematics major in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, shared how the Department of Mathematics pushed him to think in new, innovative ways.

Undergraduate research opportunities and hands-on learning prepare biology students to tackle real-world scientific challenges from the start of their college careers.

Brenda Gao (BS psychology ’25) has received a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award to Taiwan for the 2026–27 academic year.

Abigail McCusker shares how studying criminology in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has prepared her for law school, fueled her passion for research, and helped her find a welcoming community at Iowa

The University of Iowa launches a new Writing Enriched Curriculum pilot program this fall, beginning with the Department of Anthropology and the Department of History in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.