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In the news: Iowa’s international tennis players create global presence

With players from Germany, the Czech Republic, Peru, and India, the team creates a diverse, fun environment by sharing cultural backgrounds.

In the news: From setback to success

Tuesday, December 14, 2021
After tanking a business analytics midterm her first semester at the University of Iowa, Kethia Mulongo rebounded and is set to graduate with a business degree and an academic certificate. She found a lot of campus support along the way.

In the news: Building community far from home

Tuesday, December 14, 2021
Mishma Nixon’s love of literature and writing led her from Sri Lanka to Iowa. Her time at the Writing University cemented her love of children’s books.

In the news: Australian ‘Punter From Down Under’ Tory Taylor continues to excel with Hawkeye football

Wednesday, November 10, 2021
The 24-year-old punter came to Iowa from across the world. Now, he’s emerged as one of the best punters in the nation.

International Programs to host conversation with Shirley Hwei-Chung Shao

Friday, September 17, 2021
International Programs continues its Global Alumni Spotlight Series featuring University of Iowa MS grad and former CFO of AIA China Shirley Hwei-Chung Shao.  Shao will talk with UI International Programs Associate Provost and Dean Russ Ganim about her experience at Iowa, thoughts on cultivating a successful career spanning the globe, and advice for current students/young professionals.

Inaugural International Student Affinity Graduation

Wednesday, March 3, 2021
All international students (irrespective of their degree level) graduating either in Spring 2021 or Summer 2021 terms are eligible to participate in the inaugural International Student Affinity Graduation.

College life in China vs. America

Thursday, September 26, 2013
Recently, I got a phone call from one of my best friends since high school. She lives in China and attends university in Beijing. After our chat, I started thinking about the differences between college life for a Chinese student here and in China. As an international student, I love my life in Iowa City and the American opportunities I have to experience. Still, I embrace my Chinese roots.