Mariola Espinosa, Global Health Studies Program Director, reflects on her work studying the history of yellow fever and other viral outbreaks in the Caribbean.

The Global Health & Innovation Conference, is the world's leading and largest global health conference and the largest social entrepreneurship conference.

The Developmental Sciences Hybridoma Bank (DSHB) Awards provide support to tenured CLAS faculty for an approved research project within the humanities.

Mackenzie Cross talks about her research on umami receptors to better understand humans’ relationship with meat throughout human evolution.

Christie Vogler talks about her research on occupational roles available to women during the High Roman Empire.

Two Global Health Studies Majors, Naomi Marroquin and Emma Sillman, are showcased in the Dare to Discover campaign and have banners highlighting their research on Washington Street in downtown Iowa City.

Scientists were unable to agree on a precise time period for when Homo erectus vanished from Ngandong, on the Indonesian island of Java—until now.

Anthropology student Mackenzie Cross is an Iowa Center for Research by Undergraduates EURA 2019-2020 Recipient.

Classical archaeology doctoral candidate Christie Vogler wins the UI Graduate College's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition.

Meena Khandelwal (with Fred Smith, Religious Studies) has been awarded the FY20 Provost’s Global Forum Award funded by the Stanley-UI Foundation Support Organization for their proposal "The Legacy of Mahatma Gandhi at 150: Nonviolence, Race, and Politics."