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ALT Chuck Darling in #27 uniform pictured mid-jump with basketball.
ALT UI hospital complex aerial photo.
ALT UI hospitals aerial photo.
ALT Three people in lab coats walking through medical campus.
ALT Hospital outdoor landscape and walking path.
ALT Ronnie Lester poses in jersey #12 with a basketball propped against his hip.
ALT Annabelle Temple, 2026 Hawkeye Marching Band drum major, stands on football field in uniform and salutes spectators in Kinnick Stadium.
ALT 2025: Lisa Bluder Led Iowa women’s basketball to back-to-back NCAA championship game appearances and five Big Ten Tournament titles. Bluder compiled 884 career victories during a coaching career spanning more than 40 years.
ALT 2024: Chuck Long Former Iowa quarterback who led the Hawkeyes to a No. 1 national ranking and a Big Ten title in 1985. Long finished second in the 1985 Heisman Trophy voting and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999.
ALT 2023: Caitlin Clark Led Iowa women’s basketball to back-to-back Big Ten Tournament titles and finished her collegiate career as the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer.
ALT 2023: Spencer Lee Iowa wrestler who won three NCAA Division I championships and compiled a 98-6 collegiate record. Internationally, Lee earned a silver medal in men’s freestyle wrestling at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
ALT Four Hawkeye fans pose on a snowy Antarctic shoreline, bundled in red expedition jackets, winter hats, and sunglasses while holding a black-and-gold Iowa Hawkeyes flag featuring the Tigerhawk logo. A colony of penguins gathers along the shore behind them, with icy blue water, snow-covered mountains, and an expedition cruise ship in the distance.
ALT Cathy Zaharis (center) poses with her parents, Leona and George, after graduating from the University of Iowa in 1982. Zaharis says her parents were integral in helping her find success in life, and that's why she's created two endowed scholarships at Iowa.
ALT Wide view of the empty basketball court inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena at the University of Iowa. The hardwood floor features a large black-and-gold Tigerhawk logo at center court, with “IOWA HAWKEYES” lettering along both sidelines. Rows of empty black seats surround the court, while retired jerseys, championship banners, and an American flag hang from the rafters above the center-hung scoreboard.
ALT Hawkeye fans react to a loss from the stands at Kinnick Stadium, with many holding their hands on their heads or covering their faces in disappointment. Dressed in black and gold, the crowd captures the tension and heartbreak of a close football game.
ALT The Mill bar and restaurant was an Iowa City institution from 1962 until it closed in 2020. “There is no other answer. From my first beer on my first night in Iowa City as a freshman, to using it as a meeting venue for campus and town projects, to coming back to watch bands play and have vegetarian lasagna. It represented all that Iowa City and the University of Iowa was all about.” —Sarah Jones (79BGS)
ALT Playwright Samuel D. Hunter, the University of Iowa’s 2026 Homecoming grand marshal and writer of The Whale, poses for a portrait wearing glasses and a black jacket. A gold 2026 Iowa Homecoming pin featuring a ghost in a No. 31 football jersey appears beside him.
ALT Members of the Clark family stand on the field at Kinnick Stadium after accepting the University of Iowa Family Spirit Award. Wearing black-and-gold Hawkeye scarves, family members of several generations wave alongside a young girl as thousands of fans in the packed stadium perform the Iowa Wave behind them.
ALT Former Iowa tight end George Kittle (16BA) celebrates during a game at Kinnick Stadium, wearing a black No. 46 Hawkeye jersey and gold pants. Kittle stretches both arms wide with a football in one hand as a packed crowd of cheering Hawkeye fans fills the background.