Emma Anderson, a University of Iowa student studying international relations and political science, from Boone, Iowa, has been awarded a 2025 U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study Persian this summer in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. 

International collaborations can deeply enrich public health research and education by inspiring new ideas, increasing shared knowledge, and broadening personal perspectives.

Malvika Khadiya, a UI political science student from Cedar Falls, Iowa, has been awarded a 2025 U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study in Latvia this summer at Dauzgavpils University for an intensive Russian language program.

Mairen Thompson, a University of Iowa graduate student studying world language education, from Tipton, Iowa, has been awarded a 2025 U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study in Japan this summer at Okayama University for an intensive Japanese language program.

A webinar put on by the Anne Frank Initiative explores the importance of Holocaust education and why Anne Frank's story is relevant to discussing other difficult stories from the past and present.

International students combine talents on trails project and more.

International faculty at Iowa shared strategies for navigating cultural differences, student engagement, and the tenure process during a panel event, emphasizing flexibility, mentorship, and supportive faculty networks.

“If I could leave you with one piece of advice from my trip, it would be this: it is never too late to begin your greatest journey.”

Natalie Kehrli, a Global Access Ambassador and senior majoring in psychology, participated in the Women’s Empowerment in the Dominican Republic program.

Two Iowa Fulbright recipients are among five local students being celebrated for making a big impact in their communities.