Fall Iowa City Activities

Posted on October 13, 2026

The leaves are falling, football season is in full swing, and the temperature is ping-ponging from 40 to 80 degrees—it’s fall in Iowa. Luckily, even if it’s a chilly season, it’s far from a boring one! Here are five things you can do in Iowa City during fall.

Shop Downtown

New to campus? The Downtown Shop Crawl is a great way to get to know stores around Iowa City! Stop at the Downtown District office to get a ticket for an Iowa City-themed tote, a surprise gift, and access to all the sales.

Nearly 20 stores with a variety of deals and niches are participating. Sales are up to 50% off select items. That’s not to mention the beverages available while you shop, including Pumpkin Pie Lattes from Java House and Apple Cider at Pitaya.

Catch a Movie

With the weather getting chillier outside, it’s a great time to bundle up and find something indoors for the evening. FilmScene, a local nonprofit movie theater, always has something showing. Whether you’re looking for blockbusters like Resident Evil or indie darlings like The History of Concrete, there’s always something to watch.

And for big-time cinephiles, the Refocus Film Festival takes place at the end of October. This film festival celebrates the art of adaptation, and features films before they reach wide theatrical releases. In the past, the festival hosted talks with Werner Herzog and Oscar nominee Train Dreams before its release date.

Go to a Book Reading

While there are always readings led by authors happening in Iowa City, the City of Literature really comes alive during the Iowa City Book Festival. Authors from right in Iowa City and around the world come to host various events open to the public. These include readings, workshops, and panels, all about books and writing. It’s also a great way to get to know Iowa City, as these events are held all around businesses and University of Iowa buildings.

The best part? Every event at the festival is completely free.

Cheer on the Hawks

Kinnick Stadium is the place to be in the fall! Cheer on the Hawkeyes as they play through Big Ten Conference games. While you’re there, you’ll also get to participate in The Wave, the best tradition in college sports.

Football isn’t the only sport where you can watch the Hawks play! The volleyball team competes at the Xtream Arena in nearby Coralville. And, beginning at the end of October, both men’s and women’s basketball begin exhibition games at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Visit the Orchard

It’s not fall without a trip to the orchard! Wilson’s Orchard is a short drive from Iowa City and has a lot to do. The Farm Market has fresh produce, homemade goodies, and a whole lot more made and grown by local farmers.

In addition to the market, you can get a variety of Wilson’s produce pre-picked, or go out and pick your own. Most notably, this includes apples and pumpkins. Perfect for jack-o’-lanterns… the pumpkins, not the apples.

This is just a sample of the fall activities available around Iowa City. Explore the best college town and the University of Iowa to find your new favorite fall tradition!

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How to Make the Most of Your College Visit

Posted on September 25, 2026September 25, 2026

A campus visit is one of the best ways to get a feel for a school. Here’s how to make the most of yours, whether you’re headed to Iowa City or anywhere else on your list.

Plan Ahead

Look up the majors you’re curious about and jot down a few questions before you arrive. You’ll get more out of the tour and have answers to the things that matter most to you.

Take the Tour, Then Explore

Our official tour covers the highlights, from the Pentacrest and the Iowa Memorial Union to the Pedestrian Mall and a residence hall showroom. After the tour, go to that coffee shop the tour guide mentioned, or take a stroll to the shops downtown. Grab a bite, browse a bookstore, or just people-watch for a bit. It’s an easy way to see what a typical afternoon in Iowa City might look like and how campus and downtown connect. And if you’re in town for an extended period, check out our itinerary of what to do in Iowa City!

Talk to Current Students

Tour guides, student staff, and the person next to you at lunch. Current students can give you the real version of campus life. Ask what they do outside the classroom, both on campus and off, and don’t be afraid to ask the “irrelevant” questions:

• Where’s the best coffee on campus?
• Where do students go to study?
• What does a typical weekend look like?
• What’s one thing you wish you’d known before you started?

Take Notes and Photos

Be sure to snap pictures of your visit and take notes so that you can compare them to other colleges you might visit. Could you see yourself here? There’s no wrong answer, just useful information.

Ready to See Iowa for Yourself?

Schedule a campus visit and see what a day as a Hawkeye feels like. Can’t make it to Iowa City in person? Our virtual tour lets you explore campus from anywhere. Have questions afterward? Your admissions counselor is always happy to help.

See you on campus, Future Hawkeyes!

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You’ve applied to Iowa. What comes next? 

Posted on September 21, 2026

Congrats! You’ve hit “submit” on your University of Iowa application!

Maybe you celebrated or started checking your email 67 times for your admission decision. Maybe you closed your computer and decided not to think about it for a little while.

Now that your application is submitted, you might be wondering: what comes next?

Keep an eye on MyUI

Once you submit your application, you’ll get an email with instructions on how to set up your HawkID and password. Your HawkID gives you access to MyUI, where you can find your Admissions Profile, which is your “home base” for everything related to your application. This is a site you’ll want to bookmark and come back to regularly!

What can you do in MyUI? Check the details of your application (major, honors eligibility, and more)

• See the materials we’ve received (transcripts and test scores)
  • Don’t worry, your application isn’t suddenly denied because something took longer to get to our system. You’ll see specific information or instructions on how to submit it to our team.
• Find your admission decision
• Accept your offer of admission and pay the acceptance fee
• Find next steps when they become available
• Update your contact information (email, address, phone numbers, etc.)
  • Make sure everything is up to date so that we can contact you!
• Start the housing process when it opens in January

Watch your inbox

Keeping up on email is probably the most important part of your college search. We send important application reminders and next steps for admission. Watch for any messages from the University of Iowa and give your spam folder a check every so often, too. Our messages will be sent from “IOWA – University of Iowa Office of Admissions” (be-a-hawkeye@uiowa.edu).

Don’t put your life on hold!

Waiting for your admission decision can sometimes feel like the world’s longest loading screen. While you wait, keep doing your homework and finish your senior year strong. If you haven’t already, take some time to learn more about Iowa beyond the application:

• Explore our 200+ areas of study—maybe you’ll find a new minor or certificate you didn’t know you wanted.
• Come see campus for yourself and sign up for one of our visit options.
• Learn about our 600+ student organizations and build on your favorite hobbies (or try something entirely new).
• Get the vibe of Iowa City and watch our On Location video series.

We start making admissions decisions on a rolling basis starting in August.

Take a deep breath and let that sink in for a moment. You actually did it—you navigated the entire college application process, wrangled the requirements, and put yourself out there. That is a HUGE deal, and the hardest part of the waiting game is officially behind you. No matter what comes next, you should be incredibly proud of the hard work, dedication, and courage it took to cross this finish line!

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Let’s Make it Official

Posted on April 9, 2026April 9, 2026

There’s a reason you’re still thinking about Iowa. Let’s talk about it.

You’ll find your people here

Maybe you’ll find them in a lecture hall. Maybe it’s a 2 a.m. conversation in the residence halls that starts about your classes and ends up somewhere more interesting. Maybe it’s a student org that you joined on a whim (or for free snacks). Either way, the Hawkeye community has a way of sneaking up on you.

Iowa becomes yours quickly

One day, you’re navigating the Pentacrest like a tourist. Then you have a Java House order, and they start making it as soon as they see you walk in. You’ve claimed a table at the IMU terrace. You’ve taken that walk across the river at sunset enough times that it feels like yours. After a while, it stops feeling new and starts feeling like home.

You don’t have to have it figured out (nobody does)

That’s what college is for. Take the class that sounds interesting. Declare a major, then rethink it – which is why we have Academic Advising. Try a new student org. Iowa gives you the space to figure it out, and the resources to help when you’re ready to talk it through.

Being a Hawkeye means you’re part of a community

You’ll know it when you feel it – packed into Kinnick on a Saturday, running into your professor at Bluebird Diner, realizing your classmates have quietly become your people. It’s not something Iowa has to explain. It’s something that sticks with you, even after graduation.

You got this!

Accept your offer of admission and make it official. Already a yes? Head over to Iowa Decision Days to show off your black and gold pride.

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College Decision Stress 

Posted on March 25, 2026April 9, 2026

Feeling unsure about your college decision? Start here

We get it. This part can feel like a lot.

You’re making a big decision about your future. There are options to weigh, people to talk to, and deadlines to follow. It’s normal to feel pressure to have everything figured out right now.

Here’s the truth: you don’t need to have everything decided yet.

Not having a final answer doesn’t mean you’re behind. It means you are thinking, exploring, and making a choice that fits you. You still have time to choose your college and your major.

What to keep in mind right now

Enjoy where you are

Your senior year is coming to a close. This time matters! Soon, life will look different. You and your friends may head to different schools, and your routines will change. Take the time to be present. Go to events, spend time with friends, and notice the small, everyday moments.

Take care of yourself

Stress can build fast during this season. Give yourself breaks by doing something that helps you reset. That could be a walk, a favorite show, music, or a quiet night in. These things sound simple, but they make a real difference.

Ask your questions

You do not have to figure this out alone! If you are unsure about the next steps, reach out. Admissions counselors can help you sort through your options. They can walk you through deadlines, majors, housing, and anything else on your mind. A quick question now can make your decision feel clearer.

Trust your decision

It’s easy to think there is one perfect choice, but there isn’t. There are so many amazing schools, and you are choosing the one that is right for you! Each path can lead to growth, new experiences, and opportunities you can’t see yet.

If the University of Iowa is that place, we would love to welcome you. If you choose a different path, that’s okay too. What matters is that you make a choice you feel good about.

Looking ahead

You have already done a lot to get here. Applications, essays, and conversations. That work matters. While you don’t have to make a decision today, a small step can help you move forward.

Here are a few simple next steps:

• Visit campus again: Walk through a few buildings, sit in a student space, and grab a bite to eat. See if you can picture your day there.
• Look over financial aid and scholarships: A clear view of cost can make your options easier to sort through.
• Write down what matters most to you: This could be your major, campus feel, class size, distance from home, or student life. Then compare your options with that list in mind.

The next step will come. Don’t forget to take a breath and give yourself time.

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Iowa City Map and Guide

Posted on March 19, 2026April 21, 2026

There’s a lot to do in Iowa City, and it can be hard to know where to explore when you visit campus. Whether you’re in town for a weekend or want to be ready for when you move here as a Hawkeye, this map will help you navigate Iowa City and the surrounding area when you’re looking for what to do, what to eat, or where to shop.

Events

There’s always something happening in Iowa City! In our downtown area, we have various arts venues of all different media. Listen to a book reading at Prairie Lights or catch a new movie or an old favorite at FilmScene.

Venture further out from downtown, and you’ll find Hancher Auditorium, where you can catch new work and touring Broadway shows. You’ll also find some of Iowa’s athletic facilities. If you’re here in the fall, catch a football game at Kinnick. In the winter, head over to Carver to watch some basketball, wrestling, or gymnastics. If you’re visiting in the summer, head over to Duane Banks to watch a baseball game.

Prefer to be more active yourself? Head to Finkbine Golf Course in University Heights!

Food and Drink

Iowa City has no shortage of great places to eat! There are 150+ local restaurants all over Iowa City, offering a myriad of options no matter what you’re hungry for. Our map has restaurants separated by meal, so you can find restaurants for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner.

Need something to keep you going? Coffee shops are littered throughout downtown Iowa City and beyond. Get some coffee after class right downtown at Java House or Le Crave, or take a longer trip to the south side of Iowa City and get coffee in a jar at Daydrink or pastries at Deluxe.

Shopping

Once you’re fueled up for the day, you can explore the local shops around Iowa City. Get all the Hawkeye gear you need at the Iowa Hawk Shop, and stock up on school supplies at Iowa Book. RAYGUN is an Iowa staple, offering plenty of merch to show off your Midwest pride, whether you’ve been here your whole life or just visiting for the first time. If you want a classic shopping mall experience, drive over to the neighboring city of Coralville and explore Coral Ridge Mall, home to big box stores like Old Navy, H&M, and Scheels.

Recreation

If you want to spend some time outdoors, Iowa City has plenty of trails and parks to enjoy. College Green Park is one of the parks that’s within walking distance from downtown. If you venture out a little further, you’ll find City Park, with shelters, tennis courts, and an outdoor stage that hosts theatrical performances in the summer.

Explore all of the options on the map to find your future go-tos when you become a Hawkeye!

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A Perfect Two-Day Iowa City Itinerary

Posted on February 23, 2026April 16, 2026

Whether you’re coming to Iowa City for a campus visit or just to check out the vibes, we’ve created a two-day itinerary that covers it all.

Day 1: Downtown + Campus Core

Breakfast at Pullman Bar & Diner
Grab a booth and order the Glazy Susan or one of their breakfast specials. Don’t forget to order their award-winning coffee. It’s the kind of coffee that makes you feel ready for a full day of wandering.

Stroll the Pedestrian Mall
This is the heart of downtown and the best place to window shop, explore local businesses, and take in the energy of the city.

• Raygun: Midwest merch you didn’t know you needed
• Prairie Lights Books: Browse the shelves, head upstairs to the café, flip through a new book, and enjoy some people watching.

Lunch at Oasis Falafel
A longtime Iowa City staple. After eating, wander the streets for art and stop by local shops at Northside Marketplace for handmade Iowa finds:

• RSVP
• Artifacts
• Prairie Kitchen Store

River Walk + Museums
Take a slow stroll along the Iowa River to the Stanley Museum of Art or swing by one of the Pentacrest museums. This part of the day is all about slowing down, taking in the scenery, and experiencing the arts and architecture that surround campus.

Afternoon Extras

• Yotopia: frozen yogurt that’s worth the brain freeze
• Iowa Book: Hawkeye gear and souvenirs (yes, you’ll probably buy something “just because”)

Dinner + an Evening Show
Pick a downtown dinner spot that fits your mood. Then cap the night with live arts at:

• Englert Theatre
• Hancher Auditorium
• Riverside Theatre

It’s the perfect way to experience Iowa City’s arts scene before calling it a night.

Day 2: Brunch + Green Space + Hidden Corners

Brunch (10:30 a.m. is the move)

• Bluebird Diner: Classic comfort food that hits like a warm hug
• Dandy Lion: Pastries and latte energy for your cozy vibes

City Park
Green space, river views, and enough room to toss a frisbee, nap, or just stare at the clouds pretending finals don’t exist. A perfect mid-day reset.

Lunch, Your Way
Quick + satisfying:

• Saj Grill
• Estela’s Fresh Mex
• Nodo

Heartier, shareable plates:

• Pop’s BBQ
• Graze Gourmet To-Go

Indie Movie Stop
Check out FilmScene, which partners with the University of Iowa’s Bijou Film Board to screen independent and student-supported films. Pretend you’re a cinephile.

Dinner Downtown
Feeling fancy?

• Baroncini Ristorante Italiano and Pizza
• Basta Pizzeria Ristorante
• Iowa Chop House
• St. Burch Tavern

Keeping it low-key?

• Formosa Sushi
• The Wedge Pizzeria
• Thai Flavors
• Pagliai’s Pizza

See you in Iowa City.

Bonus: Check out the Downtown Iowa City calendar for your visit days, as well as the Think Iowa City calendar for some exciting events in and around the city.

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If Your Academic College Was a Coffee, This Is What It’d Be

Posted on February 12, 2026

Choosing an academic college at Iowa isn’t just about a major. It’s about how you learn, how you think, and what your day-to-day academic life looks like. If those differences were coffee orders you’d pick up around Iowa City, here’s how each college would order.

Tippie College of Business- Cold Brew

Cold brew isn’t the loudest thing on the menu, but it’s one of the most intentional. It takes time to develop and delivers steady, lasting energy, which mirrors Tippie’s academic approach. While business can be studied anywhere, Tippie focuses on building skills that hold up over time through collaborative coursework, hands-on projects, internships, student organizations, and real-world problem solving. Flexible pathways let you explore majors, double up, or follow your passions. Like cold brew, Tippie isn’t about shortcuts. It’s about preparation that lasts.

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences- Latte

A latte can be hot or iced, sweet or simple, vanilla or caramel, just like a CLAS education—you get to mix and match your majors, explore your interests, and discover what inspires you. With more than 70 majors and endless ways to combine them, students can experiment across disciplines, dive into hands-on projects, labs, studios, and study abroad opportunities, while building communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills that prepare them for any path. Like a latte, CLAS is flexible, customizable, and full of possibilities, crafted to match your curiosity and fuel your next steps.

College of Engineering- Cortado

A cortado blends espresso and milk in perfect balance, just like at the College of Engineering—half technical mastery, half creative problem-solving. With eight undergraduate degrees, students dive into hands-on learning through research, internships, co-ops, and study abroad, gaining real-world experience from the start. The small-college environment fosters collaboration, strong bonds, and a welcoming community. Cutting-edge work in medical imaging, sustainability, and biotechnology prepares students for innovative careers, while communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills help them thrive.

College of Education- Mocha with Whipped Cream

A mocha is warm, a little sweet, and makes you feel cared for, the perfect pick-me-up for anyone ready to help others succeed. That is College of Education energy: supportive, encouraging, and full of collaboration. Students brainstorm lesson plans one minute, coach peers the next, and tackle big challenges in classrooms, counseling centers, or research labs. With over 80 programs to explore, there is room to mix, match, and add your own flair, like drizzling caramel over your mocha. It is nurturing, energizing, and leaves you ready to make an impact, one thoughtful sip at a time.

College of Nursing- Artisan Drip

Drip coffee isn’t instant—it takes time, care, and precision to brew the perfect cup. That is the College of Nursing. With nationally recognized programs and world-renowned faculty, students are trained for real clinical settings from the start. Whether pursuing the pre-licensure BSN or advancing through the RN-BSN pathway, nursing students gain hands-on experience that prepares them for the realities of patient care. It is focused, hands-on, and deeply impactful.

College of Public Health- Macchiato

A macchiato is small but bold, layered with purpose, and not messing around. That fits the College of Public Health. As a top-ranked public institution and the only accredited school of public health in Iowa, this college focuses on impact over flash. Students get hands-on experience locally and globally, tackling real public health challenges that affect communities every day. Whether preparing for careers in public health practice or future paths in medicine, law, or research, students leave with a strong foundation and a clear sense of direction. Like a macchiato, it is concentrated, intentional, and powerful in every sip.

College of Pharmacy- Quad Espresso

A quad espresso is intense, focused, and chosen by people who know exactly what they are signing up for. That fits the College of Pharmacy. It is a close-knit Pharmily with the resources of a major research university, where hands-on, experience-based learning begins on day one. Ranked among the top PharmD programs in the nation, students learn in a state-of-the-art facility, collaborate across health sciences, and gain experience through preceptors in the U.S. and abroad. The result is a program that values leadership, service, and carving your own path.

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Which Iowa Dining Hall Are You, Based on Your Aesthetic?

Posted on January 30, 2026April 24, 2026

A highly scientific analysis based on vibes, not nutrition facts.

At the University of Iowa, dining halls are more than places to grab food. They’re personality hotspots. Each one has its own energy, crowd, and main character potential. Whether you’re choosing based on mood, schedule, or pure instinct, here’s which Iowa dining hall matches your aesthetic.

Catlett Market Place

Aesthetic: clean, minimalist, coquette, preppy
Location: Catlett Residence Hall, east side of campus

Catlett Market Place is bright, modern, and organized—perfect for anyone who loves structure with a side of variety. With nine stations offering made-to-order pizza, burgers, fresh salads, and breakfast all day, meals feel both convenient and thoughtfully prepared.

Catlett is all about balance: a place where you can grab a quick snack between classes or linger over a meal while catching up with friends. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, with plenty of space to recharge, focus, or people-watch. If clean lines, thoughtful options, and an intentional vibe are your style, Catlett is the dining hall for you.

Burge Market Place

Aesthetic: eclectic, bold, high-energy
Location: Burge Residence Hall, east side of campus

Burge Market Place is always buzzing. Multiple stations feature made-to-order meals, rotating soups, freshly baked breads, and specialty rotisserie meats. It’s the place for students who like variety, options, and a dining hall that never feels the same twice.

It’s entirely nut-free, with the Thrive station offering meals free from gluten and the top allergens, including fish, shellfish, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, and milk. Everything at Thrive is prepared in a controlled environment to avoid cross-contact. If variety, creativity, and a dash of chaos are your style, Burge has you covered.

Hillcrest Market Place

Aesthetic: cottagecore, artsy, dark academia, coastal
Location: Hillcrest Residence Hall, west side of campus

Hillcrest Market Place blends comfort, style, and variety. Nine stations serve made-to-order burgers, homestyle entrees, deli sandwiches, BBQ, and Asian dishes, all in a calm and inviting atmosphere. If reflective moments, quiet conversation, or soft indie film vibes are your thing, Hillcrest is the aesthetic match.

Not feeling any aesthetic?

Market2Go
Location: wherever your heart desires

For those who need meals on the move, the Market2Go program is perfect. Included in the meal plan, it lets you take meals to-go—whether to a residence hall room, the library, or the next class—while helping reduce waste.

This option fits anyone who values flexibility without giving up access to fresh, made-to-order meals.

Which One Matches You?

Many Hawkeyes move between dining halls depending on mood, schedule, or appetite. Some days call for the organized calm of Catlett, others for the bold variety of Burge, or the reflective comfort of Hillcrest. And sometimes, it’s just Market2Go and eat wherever life takes you.

At Iowa, dining halls aren’t just meals—they’re part of the student experience, community, and routine.

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The Iowa Honors Experience

Posted on January 6, 2026April 13, 2026

Looking  for a Community That Pushes You Further?

If you’re searching for a campus community that values curiosity, active learning, and exploring beyond the classroom, the University of Iowa Honors Program might be the perfect fit. Honors adds an extra layer to your academic and social experience, connecting you with students who love to challenge themselves and dive deeper into learning.

What Do Honors Students Actually Do?

Before classes even begin, you’ll kick things off with Honors Primetime, a one-credit workshop during On Iowa! welcome week. It’s designed to help you explore campus and Iowa City while meeting Honors faculty, staff, and connecting with other new Honors students.

Primetime topics change each year and range from children’s literature and steel drums to tree identification, Iowa City’s music history, and leadership. It’s a low-pressure way to start college while getting plugged into the Honors community from day one.

Once the semester begins, you’ll take Introduction to Honors, a course that helps you understand the program, explore opportunities, and connect with the Honors community.

Many first-year students begin with an Honors First-Year Seminar, which is a small, discussion-based course built around big questions.

One of our tour guides, Nina, took Solving the Grand Challenges of Sustainability. The class sparked conversations about climate change, sustainable agriculture, and population growth, and ended up shaping her academic path. She later added two majors—Environmental Policy and Planning and Geographical and Sustainability Sciences—all because of that early Honors experience!

Honors Courses and Beyond

Honors sections are offered for many classes you’d already take, like Principles of Chemistry for science and engineering majors. You’ll attend the same lecture as everyone else, but your discussion section will be all Honors students, which means smaller groups, deeper conversations, and more engagement.

If you want more flexibility, you can contract a class for Honors credit by working with your professor on an extra project. This is a favorite option for second-year students who’ve built strong faculty relationships. One student, Emma, contracted a Linguistics class to study accents. That project grew into a long-term research opportunity she’s still pursuing today!

Learning Beyond the Classroom

Honors isn’t just about coursework. It’s about experiences. You’ll complete experiential learning and reflection activities that might include research, internships, study abroad, volunteering, or even serving as a teaching assistant.

Take Patrick, for example, he completed a global internship in Prague the summer before his junior year, then spent eight weeks student teaching near Iowa City and another eight weeks in New Zealand. These experiences gave him professional skills, cultural insights, and unforgettable memories—all for Honors credit!

Community and Support

Honors students are supported through peer mentors and the option to live in Honors housing in Catlett Residence Hall. Living in Honors housing is optional, and Honors students live across campus in many residence halls and Living Learning Communities.

Housing applications open in January, with Honors admissions notifications released in late February.

How to Apply

There are no strict minimum requirements for Honors admission. Applications are reviewed holistically, looking at your transcript, activities list, and essay. We’re looking for students who engage fully and show strong self-reflection.

The application opens in September in your Admissions Profile on MyUI. If you don’t see it, contact your admissions counselor to have it added. The deadline for incoming first-year students is January 16, 2026, at 12 p.m. CST.

Learn more about the application process.

Why Honors?

If you want an education that goes deeper, with more opportunities, support, and connections, the Honors Program is for you. You’ll benefit from smaller, discussion-based courses, research and experiential learning, and meaningful relationships with faculty and peers. Honors opens doors to mentorship, leadership, and undergraduate research — experiences that prepare you for graduate school, professional programs, and impactful careers.

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