One Day for Iowa returns on Wednesday, March 25, marking 10 years of Hawkeyes coming together to support what matters most at the University of Iowa.

Our 24-hour online giving day is a chance for alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends to make an impact—supporting scholarships, research, health care, the arts, student experiences, and more. With special matching and unlocking opportunities throughout the day, every gift has the power to go further.

Celebrate a decade of generosity. Be part...

Directed by Brian R. Farrell, Daria Fisher Page, and Ryan T. Sakoda (UI College of Law), Cultivating Rurality: Building Community around Rural Research will bring together scholars, community leaders from across the U.S., and professionals who work with rural populations and in rural spaces. During the symposium, attendees will be invited to collaborate in theorizing rurality, share how it impacts their work, examine how rurality is represented and celebrated, and begin to discuss challenges...

Tippie Thrive and Tippie Senate invite you to casual lunchtime discussions featuring personal stories of resilience and wellness. Hear from Tippie alumni, faculty, and staff as they share experiences, insights, and strategies. Each session offers an opportunity to connect, reflect, and leave with practical ideas for supporting your well-being. Lunch will be provided while supplies last.

Calling all Tippie alumni in the Dallas area! You're invited to an evening of networking on Thursday, March 26, at The Woolworth, located in the heart of downtown Dallas.

Whether you are reconnecting with old friends, expanding your professional network, or just looking to enjoy a relaxed evening with fellow Hawkeyes, this event is for you. You will also have the opportunity to meet Dean Amy Kristof-Brown and hear the latest updates from the Tippie College of Business.

Enjoy complimentary light...

Directed by Brian R. Farrell, Daria Fisher Page, and Ryan T. Sakoda (UI College of Law), Cultivating Rurality: Building Community around Rural Research will bring together scholars, community leaders from across the U.S., and professionals who work with rural populations and in rural spaces. During the symposium, attendees will be invited to collaborate in theorizing rurality, share how it impacts their work, examine how rurality is represented and celebrated, and begin to discuss challenges...

Yucheng Liang is an assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Rejection can be a painful part of life, whether in relationships, socially, academically, or in your career. Students will learn skills and strategies to working with rejection and ways to be compassionate with themselves along this journey. Presented by Tippie Thrive.