Institute for International Business celebrates 20 years
Over the last 20 years, the Institute for International Business has brought the world of commerce closer together by creating links between Iowa and the global economy.
Teaching business to future pharmacists
UI’s Tippie College of Business faculty teach business basics to students in the College of Pharmacy.
Some 'hacking' going on
Three Tippie teams walked away with “hacking” awards at this year’s UI Hackathon, held over the October 6-7 weekend.
Art Building to be home of new innovation center
Privately funded makeover will again transform the 1936 building into a hothouse of creativity.
STEM Innovator Ed Camp 2018 a great success
Teachers from Iowa, Illinois, California, and New Jersey were onsite in July for some intensive training and networking during the Jacobson Institute’s annual STEM Innovator® Ed Camp.
UI student-owned business wins prestigious startup competition
ABAL Therapeutics, a business started by three University of Iowa students that designs software providing therapy for children with autism, recently won the grand prize at Texas Christian University’s prestigious Values and Ventures business startup competition.
Innovative spirit leads to studying entrepreneurship at Iowa
Blake Kerns' entrepreneurial spirit led him to study management and entrepreneurship and Iowa--and to start a small business in his hometown.
Eastern Iowa entrepreneurs featured on Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Dalton Shaull, 23, and Eric Pahl, 24, co-founders of Iowa City-based HealthTech Solutions, were named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for their app TXP Chat.
Top 25 best undergrad programs for entrepreneurs in 2018
The Princeton Review, in partnership with Entrepreneur, ranks the top undergraduate programs at universities. The UI John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center ranks #17.
FanFood delivers concessions to your seat at a venue
FanFood—a new food-ordering app developed by a UI startup—is bringing app-based food ordering to live sports, concerts, and other events, allowing you to get food and drink without having to miss a play. But the company faces stiff competition from industry heavyweights. Learn more in this Chicago Tribune article.