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In the coming weeks, President Barbara Wilson will be sharing stories of the amazing accomplishments taking place on campus in the areas of research and scholarship, creative endeavors, patient care, and public engagement. “I will be sharing those stories across campus, the state, and the country to let people know about the incredible innovation happening on this campus and the difference we’re making in people’s lives.”
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Enjoy the sights and sounds of campus as the UI welcomes new and returning students for the fall 2024 semester. From Kickoff at Kinnick to the President’s Block Party, this video and photo gallery will remind you why we’re here.
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We hope to see you at Kinnick Stadium this fall. Throughout the season, stay up to date on all things Iowa football — including important parking and game updates — by checking out the game-day website.
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As the Nov. 5 election approaches, you may be wondering how to register to vote if you’re new to the area or moved since the last election. Follow these easy steps to update your voter registration online, by mail, or on Election Day.
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Advanced phone and email scams are becoming increasingly common. Scammers typically pretend to be from an organization you know, say there’s a problem or a prize, and pressure you to act immediately. Learn about more red flags and what to do if you think you’re being targeted.
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Dubuque Street to reopen to vehicles at the end of this week
After months of construction, Dubuque Street from Iowa Avenue to Washington Street in downtown Iowa City will reopen to vehicle traffic at the end of this week. However, no parking will be allowed along the street until work along the curbs is completed and meters are installed.
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As interest in golf has surged, Jeremy Parrish, assistant professor in the UI sport and recreation management program, designed a new summer practicum — The Business of Golf — for students to learn more about opportunities in the golf industry. Read more about the experiences these students had over the summer, including working at the John Deere Classic.
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Stephen Courtright, Henry B. Tippie Research Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship, views toxic workplaces and bad bosses as not just a productivity issue but a public health issue. In this Q&A, Courtright offers his thoughts on ways to make the workplace a more positive experience.
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Louisa Hall and Bennett Sims, both associate professors of English, will discuss their latest work at 7 p.m. Sept. 9 at Prairie Lights as part of Book Matters, the series celebrating faculty authors. Hall will read from her 2023 novel, Reproduction, and Sims will read from his story collection, Other Minds and Other Stories. The event is free, but RSVPs are encouraged.
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