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Travelers, take heed: A University of Iowa doctoral student is researching the reliability of itineraries that involve multiple modes of travel, identifying the easiest way to get from points A to C by going through B.

I spent my 21st birthday in Venice, Italy. Before leaving for my study abroad program, many of my friends and family asked me if I was sad I wouldn’t be spending my 21st in the U.S. considering turning 21 is celebrated much differently in America than in Europe. I appreciated their thought; however, I was more than happy to be celebrating by exploring and immersing myself in a new culture.

Greg Stewart, professor of management and organizations and the Mary H. Bell Chair in Leadership, received a 2018 President and Provost Award for Teaching Excellence in recognition of his years of outstanding teaching.

Meet the Whistleblower Effect, the Scandal Effect, and Spotlight Effect. 

I arrived in Paderno del Grappa, the town where CIMBA is located, around 4:30PM on Monday. Immediately after getting off the bus, we were instructed to pick up our welcome packets, drop off our things in our rooms, and attend our first welcome orientation meeting.

UI Tippie College honors 2019 Alum and Young Alum of the Year Award winners at annual Chicago Luncheon on Feb. 12. /node/66496

Waiting is inevitable, but a new study from the University of Iowa finds that people perceive their wait to be shorter if they think about things in more concrete detail while they’re stuck in line.