August 14th, 2019 Talk about resume-building experiences! A theatre arts major honing her passion for stage management at a performing arts company. A business analytics and information systems student with an interest in environmental issues getting hands-on experience with data analysis at a renewable energy company.

Does your student need to replace an ID card, pay a U-Bill, or get a transcript? Look no further than the UI Service Center, which integrates services of the University Billing Office and the Registrar Service Center and is conveniently located on the second level of University Capitol Centre.

Homecoming in October and Family Weekend in November are both great occasions to visit campus, show your UI parent pride, and spend some time with your student. Visit each event's website for more information.

In her monthly column for parents and families, Melissa Shivers, vice president for student life, shares a video welcome message and discusses a new podcast series for parents. See more on the Division of Student Life website.

Start planning the big day! University Housing and Dining has all the information you need to make move-in go smoothly, including what to bring, important dates, and navigation tips to each residence hall. Get details on the housing website.

There are many ways to get across town, but students who bring a vehicle to campus are required to register their vehicle with UI Parking and Transportation. The department also offers yearlong bus passes. For more information, visit the parking and transportation website.

High-risk undergraduate drinking has decreased significantly at the University of Iowa thanks to its 10-year commitment to alcohol harm reduction. In addition, the recently published 2019–22 Alcohol Harm Reduction Plan outlines evidence-based strategies to continue addressing high-risk drinking and its negative effects.

Students have a wealth of dining options available to them across campus. Market places in Burge, Catlett, and Hillcrest offer a variety of wholesome, healthy, and tasty choices. Get details on menus, meal plans for the campus community, guest meals, allergy-free options, and much more on the dining website.

March 1st, 2019 UI Associate Professor Leslie Locke sits in her office in the College of Education The University of Iowa is thrilled to announce that Leslie Ann Locke, assistant professor in the College of Education at the University of Iowa, has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar to Mexico for the 2019-20 academic year.…

July 15th, 2019 Mercedes Bern-Klug, 'UI professor at the University of Iowa School of Social Work and director of the Aging and Longevity Studies Program Mercedes Bern-Klug, professor in the School of Social Work at the University of Iowa, has received a Fulbright Scholarship to Mexico, where she'll conduct research and teach a class…