The Fulbright Group Presentation Session will cover award types, application tips, and the campus application process. Attendees will gain insights into navigating the Fulbright U.S. Student Program and maximizing their chances of success.

‘Alternate Paths: Object Histories from Africa to America’ is the first exhibit at the Stanley Museum of Art to use provenance information and be entirely student-curated.

See how Iowa students are building global career skills, effectively presenting international experiences to employers, and preparing for success abroad.

UI students discuss overcoming language barriers, adjusting to regional dialects, and making the most of their experiences in Spain, Chile, and Argentina. Get tips for success, including embracing challenges, immersing in local culture, and learning essential regional phrases.

Twin sisters, Vivian and Winnie Ferrell, arrived at the University of Iowa Passport Office looking for an easy solution to get new passports while preparing for a trip to Mexico this March for spring break.

Dean Ganim discusses our annual report, a visit to Japan, and some recent study abroad and international student news.

Espinosa, associate professor of history in Latin American Studies, was awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities grant. The award will support Espinosa’s research and writing for a book chronicling the professionalization of medicine in Puerto Rico.

Ana Jimenez, senior advisor and program coordinator for Study Abroad, has been selected for a distinguished Fulbright International Education Administrators (IEA) Program in Taiwan.

One of those recognized is Ana Laura Leyser, an undergraduate majoring in biomedical sciences, for her research conducted through the Anne Frank Initiative (AFI), where she developed a digital diary inspired by Frank’s work, featuring stories about children from various cultures and eras, written by UI students and Iowa City community members.

Rose Grau, a fourth-year marketing and journalism student at the University of Iowa, shares her transformative experience studying abroad in Cork, Ireland.

Meet the 2025 spring recipients. From exploring the rich history and resilience of Ireland to delving into the vibrant culture of Argentina, these students are set to embark on transformative journeys.

Dean Ganim discusses our deepening relationship with Kosovo through IP's support of the creation of an Institute of Pharmacy in Prishtina, and building stronger ties in Senegal.