The University of Iowa Parking and transportation & UISG have partnered to bring undergraduate students a free Airport Shuttle ride to the Eastern Iowa Airport (Cedar Rapids) from the Iowa Memorial Union for upcoming break periods.

The University of Iowa Student Government 2018-2019 Platform outlines the goals and priorities of the current UISG administration. There are seven categories that initiatives are organized under: academic affairs, external relations, governmental relations, health & safety, justice & equity, student life, and sustainability.

The first edition of the University of Iowa Student Government’s Renter’s Guide is now LIVE! This guide includes information compiled through an extensive survey of off-campus renters, evaluating the perceived level of service and quality tenants received from their landlords.

The University of Iowa Student Government has compiled a list of our top initatives we completed over summer 2018. To view the UISG Summer 2018 Top 10, click here.

The University of Iowa Student Government works year round. Are you curious what this organization did over the summer? The 2018 Summer Progress Report provides a comprehensive look at the projects and initatives we began.

This year UISG is rolling out its first-ever service report! The Service Report is intended to summarize UISG's Comprehensive Service Audit as completed by the Director of Student Services. This report will be issued in both the fall & spring semesters.

Click this link to view the survey! The 2018 UISG Demographics Survey is the first ever implemented demographical analysis of UISG.

Download this PDF to view the 2017-2018 UISG Final Report.

UISG is proud to name Hira Mustafa and Heath Schintler of the UI SURGE Party the undergraduate students' pick for President and Vice President!Find more information on Hira and Heath and the SURGE party's platform here.

A Statement from the University of Iowa Student Government: The Iowa Legislature has approved a $10. 9 million budget cut to be split between the University of Iowa and Iowa State University. Cutting the UI mid-year continues a disappointing trend in funding for public higher education in Iowa.