As a result of defunding earlier this year by Iowa Legislatures, UISG has agreed to match all donations up to $1,500 to the Rape Victim Advocacy Program (RVAP) via the GOLDrush Platform from now through September 1st.

Students interested in assisting University of Iowa Student Government advocacy efforts, focusing on the execution and assistance of financial operations.

University of Iowa Student Government (UISG) is looking for hard-working, committed undergraduate student leaders to apply for First-Year or At-Large Senator positions. There are five seats reserved for incoming first-years and five seats reserved for students who have been at Iowa for at least one semester.

Through collaboration with the University of Iowa Student Government (UISG) CAMBUS will expand Academic Weekend service beginning Saturday, August 19. The mix of fixed-route services will now operate between 8:30 a. m. and 1:00 a. m. Route schedules are available online at https://transportation. uiowa. edu/schedules.

  ". . . This is a statement to not only support the Student Body at the University of Virginia but to make clear our advocacy for the victimized and marginalized students on all our campuses.

Last weekend, UISG had the incredible opportunity to attend the ABTS summer conference, where we proposed a resolution that stood in support of reauthorizing the Perkins Loan Extension Program.

On Tuesday June 20, UISG City Council Liaison Benjamin Nelson issued a statement at the City Council Meeting urging the council to maintain appropriate conditions for students living off-campus.

President Jacob Simpson addressed the Iowa Board of Regents on Thursday, June 6, in regard to the Regents' recent announcement of tuition increases for public universities of Iowa.

We are reorganizing our website!Throughout the month of June, the communications team will be making frequent changes to the website. We apologize for any inconvenience!

Students of the University of Iowa,   In the last four weeks, acts of hate and bigotry that support white supremacy have been spread and shared throughout our campus: Alt-Right cards in the Main Library book stacks; a swastika scratched on the mural painted by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.