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Weiguo (Patrick) Fan, Henry B. Tippie Excellence Chair in Business Analytics in the Tippie College of Business, and Eric J. Hunter, department executive officer in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, will deliver the University of Iowa’s 42nd Presidential Lecture on March 5. The lecture, titled “Understanding Our Multiple Voices in 21st Century Communication,” will explore how an individual’s voice is a powerful communication tool with major effects on the world.
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Mariola Espinosa, associate professor of history in Latin American Studies, was awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities grant, the nation’s most prestigious humanities scholarship. The award will support Espinosa’s research and writing for a book chronicling the professionalization of medicine in Puerto Rico.
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Your next paycheck will reflect Iowa’s new 3.8% flat income tax rate. For information on 2025 tax withholding charges, Payroll Services offers additional details and a link to the Iowa Department of Revenue’s withholding estimator.
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Hundreds of students will dance for 24 hours Feb. 7—8 to raise money for pediatric oncology and bone marrow transplant patients and their families treated at UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital. The UI Dance Marathon is the largest philanthropic student organization on campus, raising more than $37 million since its inception. The 31st annual “big event” kicks off at 7 p.m. Feb. 7 at the Iowa Memorial Union. Donate now to show your support.
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If the cold and gray winter days have you feeling low, you may be experiencing seasonal affective disorder — and you are not alone. Read more about symptoms of seasonal affective disorder, as well as treatment options and tips for prevention.
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With snow and low temperatures, the morning commute can be the most hazardous part of the day. UI College of Public Health assistant professor Jon Davis shared several tips to make your winter commute as safe as possible, such as delaying your driving to allow conditions to improve.
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In today’s fast-paced world, we often treat sleep as a luxury, sacrificing it to get ahead. But what if sleep is the true key to unlocking your strength? Think of it like charging your phone — sleep ensures you have the energy to keep going. Read these tips for prioritizing sleep.
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When Wesley Peterson was 8 months old, the heart failure team at UI Health Care Stead Family Children’s Hospital made the tough decision for Wesley to undergo heart transplant surgery after having profound heart failure. Read more about the health care team’s extraordinary work that gave Wesley a properly functioning heart and a bright and happy future ahead.
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Two University of Iowa alumni are nominated for the 67th Grammy Awards, which take place Sunday. Alicia Rau, a trumpet player who majored in music and anthropology, and her band Lucy Kalantari & the Jazz Cats is nominated for Best Children’s Music Album. Cole Gaffney, who graduated with a degree in film and art in 2019, is a nominee in the Best-Spoken Word Poetry Album category.
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