Student Life at Iowa
The Division of Student Life fosters student success by creating and promoting inclusive educationally purposeful services and activities within and beyond the classroom.
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Faces of Iowa Through the Early Lens
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In the mid 1800s Iowa City, along with the rest of the state and nation, saw a boom in commercial studio photography.
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National Geographic Photo Ark
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The interaction between animals and their environments is the engine that keeps the planet healthy for all of us.
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AJ Smith developed a diverse set of experiences through five different student organizations
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AJ Smith is a freshman studying Economics with minors in Criminology, Psychology, and a Certificate in International Business.
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Nathen Spitz volunteers for the kids of Dance Marathon as Hospital Chair
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Nathen Spitz is a junior studying psychology on the pre-medicine track, and serves as Hospital Co-Chair for Dance Marathon.
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Get Involved
Book a lecture, plan a campus event, or start a new student organization. The Division of Student Life offers hundreds of opportunities to get involved, volunteer, develop skills, and make a difference.
Student Success
We ensure that every Hawkeye has access to the tools and connections they need to make their University experience unique and complete.
Culture and Entertainment
Three cultural centers and an LGBTQ Resource Center, dozens of multicultural organizations, and entertainment opportunities help enrich and stretch the student experience.
Recreation and Wellness
We offer a variety of programs for all ages. Take a look around and discover the exciting recreation opportunities at the University of Iowa.
Health and Safety
We support student wellness and learning through educational and health promotion services that help students create healthy lifestyles.
Living On Campus
Embrace your sense of adventure, broaden your horizons, and make the most of your college years by exploring the University of Iowa and the Iowa City area.
