Ling-Ling Wang spent long hours of study to prepare her for an outstanding career in actuarial science.

Cole Chapman's research has applications in health informatics, patient-centered outcomes, and comparative effectiveness.

Social work graduate Sarah Berte-Greinert counsels teenage girls who have been subject to physical, emotional, or sexual trauma.

Cheryl Hayes left retirement to pursue a career in social work after decades of advocating in other roles.

Briante Najev is a first-year graduate student from Fort Wayne, Ind.

Lucas Beving has spent the last few years at Iowa researching plasma through simulations and theory.

Adam Bradford's experiences as a graduate student at Iowa one decade ago continue to influence him at Idaho State.

Two current graduate students, two incoming graduate students and three undergraduates have been awarded a prestigious fellowship to support their graduate studies.

Joseph Coll's research focuses on discrepancies between the popular vote and the Electoral College outcome in presidential elections as well as the impact of voting restrictions on voter engagement.

All three of the Kollasch siblings were able to spend this past academic year together at Iowa. Yet, they were not brought to campus because of each other; they were each drawn to Iowa for its prestigious graduate programs in their respective interests.