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The University of Iowa secured more than $683 million in external funding for fiscal year 2024 to support leading-edge research, public service, and creative discovery. This marks a 22% increase over the previous year’s $561 million. Read more about the research, scholarship, and creative activities this funding supports.
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University of Iowa Health Care Medical Center was once again ranked the top hospital in Iowa and recognized nationally in eight specialties in the 2024-25 “Best Hospitals” rankings published by U.S. News & World Report. Three specialties were ranked in the top 50 nationally and five others were designated as “High-Performing,” which places them in the top 10% of hospitals across the country.
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RAGBRAI — which begins on Sunday, July 21 — travels from Glenwood to Burlington this year, and the route will feature plenty of black and gold. In each community across the state, the social and economic contributions of UI alumni and students make a positive, lasting difference. Read more about the UI's impact along this year's route.
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As artificial intelligence and its uses continue to advance, it is important for the university to determine how these tools can best support learning, research, and administrative work. The UI has formed several AI committees to proactively embrace advancements, manage risks, and prepare for impacts of this transformative technology. Read more about the work these committees are doing and how you can provide feedback on your AI use.
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Did you know that blood and platelet donations can decrease during the summer, while the need can increase? Schedule an appointment with the UI DeGowin Blood Center to donate by going to the website or calling 319-356-2058. All blood collected is used to help patients at UI Health Care and UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital. Please consider rolling up your sleeve to help.
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When temperatures climb high, your body temperature can rise to dangerous levels, resulting in heat illness. As we head into the hottest period of the summer, make sure you know the best steps to prevent heat illness and what signs to watch out for if you are in the elements for an extended period.
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As you plan your university-sponsored international travel for the fall semester, you may have questions about health and safety. Contact the dedicated health and safety staff in International Programs for help assessing and mitigating known risks in areas you will be traveling to.
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If you’re looking for branded clothing to wear to the office or simply want more black and gold in your closet, the university’s merchandise storefront now accommodates personal orders. Choose from a wide selection of polos, T-shirts, dress shirts, jackets, and more to find items that best suit your style.
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Looking for a way to test your creativity? From now until July 26, you can submit a story to the 100-Word Microstory Contest for a chance to win prizes. Each story must be 100 words or less and based on one of two prompts available online. The contest is open to all ages, so your whole family can join the fun.
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At its annual July retreat, UI Staff Council committees gathered to plan for the upcoming year, set goals, and select chairs. In addition, Staff Council updated its bylaws to expand its members to 60 to include representation from UI Health Care downtown campus. Read more about the retreat here.
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Do you have items piling up at home that you would like to give away? The city of Iowa City’s Donation Drive-Thru — from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 21, in the Chauncey Swan Parking Ramp, 415 E. Washington St. — is the perfect time to do so. You can find a list of items that will be accepted on the city’s website.
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