-CLOSED- All undergraduate students currently unaffiliated with University of Iowa Student Government are welcome to apply for the Student Judicial Court.   Duties include maintaining UISG rules and procedures, handling appeals from other student judicial bodies, and adjudicating parking issues.

Get vaccinated and enter to win prizes such as free on-campus parking, dinner with President Wilson, Apple products, a FilmScene private rental, and more!

Check out the Online Learning Guide crafted by Undergraduate Student Government and the Academic Support and Retention at Iowa with academic resources, student testimony, study tips, and more!

As a part of National First-Generation Celebration Week, student leaders from USG, CAB, and Dance Marathon will be talking about their experience as the first-generation students at the University of Iowa. The Zoom Meeting takes place on Monday, November 16th at 6:30 PM.   Zoom Link

Verona Victoria is a third-year student at the University of Iowa studying Psychology and Sociology. Verona joined student government in Spring of 2019 as a Senator-At-Large and currently serves as the Director of Health & Safety for the 2020-21 school year.

John Dickens is a second-year student at the University of Iowa studying Political Science and Public Health. John joined student government in Fall of 2019 as a first-year senator and will serve as the Director of Governmental Relations for the 2020-21 school year.

ORG TIP$ Partnership with Late Night Programming events:Undergraduate Student Government and Late Night Programs have partnered to provide additional well-being and harm reduction options for student organizations through the Org TIP$ incentive program. These trainings provide a leadership development lens to harm reduction topics.

On July 9, 2020, ABTS drafted a joint response to the recent ICE regulations for international college students. View the statement here: ABTS ICE Response

Joint Statement from Student Leaders on the Iowa Legislature’s Decision to Cut Funding for Higher Education: The Iowa Legislature’s decision to cut $8 million in important funding for higher education at a time when students and their families are struggling with a once-in-a-generation economic crisis is short-sighted and deeply disappointing.