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National |
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UI in National News |
The university's news services maintains
a list of national articles that feature UI faces and places. Many
highlights contain web links. |
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On Campus
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UI Homepage |
Go to the university's homepage to
link to many other University of Iowa resources—or you can
proceed more directly to a site by clicking on one of the options
below. |
| Area
and Campus Maps |
The UI Audiovisual Center has designed some
very attractive and useful maps of the campus and Iowa City/Coralville
area. |
| University
Book Store |
Investigate the University Book Store's virtual
catalog of Hawkeye apparel, gifts, books, and more. |
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Transcript Requests |
The Office of the Registrar has several options
for requesting and receiving copies of those all-important transcripts. |
| UI
Foundation |
Since 1956, the University of Iowa Foundation
has been encouraging private contributions from alumni and friends.
Gifts from people like you have helped the UI become one of the
finest universities in the nation. |
| The
Daily Iowan |
Iowa's student newspaper is published five days
a week when school is in session. |
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Iowa Athletics |
Check both men's and women's sports schedules
or meet the coaches and athletes who build so much fan support for
the Hawkeyes. |
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The Iowa Electronic Market |
In this marketplace, investors predict outcomes
with their dollars. More accurate than traditional polling, the
Iowa Electronic Market has proven to be remarkably on target in
predicting who is likely to win political elections. |
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State of Iowa
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| Iowa
Division of Tourism |
Nearly everything you need to know about Iowa
attractions, destinations, and special events. |
The
Amana Colonies |
A well-organized site with information on restaurants,
lodging, and shopping in the famous tourist area just 18 miles west
of Iowa City. |
Living
History Farms |
Useful information about this 600-acre open-air
museum in Urbandale, where on-site interpreters provide seasonal
activities and demonstrations to illustrate five historical time
periods spanning 300 years. |
