The recipients announced Wednesday are the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital, Coralville Community Food Pantry, Boys and Girls Club of the Corridor and Special Olympics Iowa-East Central.

A lengthy resume with the Hawkeyes lands Desmond King at #18 on our countdown of the best college athletes from the last 25 years.Desmond played in 53 games for

When you think of the 2024 Iowa Hawkeyes, two of the first players that will probably come to mind are running back Kaleb Johnson and linebacker Jay Higgins. After all, both Johnson and Higgins were two of the best players in the country at their respective positions,

The Iowa Hawkeyes have quite a few former stars playing in the NFL. With the NFL season down to just one game remaining, there is still one former Iowa star sch

The Iowa Hawkeyes continue their hot streak on the 2026 recruitment trail with another four-star commit on Monday. Head coach Kirk Ferentz managed to land 2026

The Hawkeyes' fifth-year star is currently at this year's East-West Shrine Bowl, where he's popped up on the radars of many scouts and analysts. NFL Draft analyst Jordan Reid gave credit to the young tight end on Sunday, claiming that was impressed with his play throughout the Shrine Bowl.

ESPN looked back on the class of 2022 rankings and did a re-rank. The Hawkeyes were a team that climbed these rankings after cashing in on success once again. Originally ranked as the No. 47 class of 2022, Iowa re-ranks as the No. 19 class in America due to hitting on a very successful group of players.

The Iowa men's basketball team held on for a one-point win over Penn State to break its three-game losing streak on Friday night.

Iowa has already put together an impressive group of offensive linemen in its 2026 recruiting class. Four-star Carson Nielsen of Waterloo West committed to Iowa last year. Linder, a 6-foot-5 280-pound offensive lineman who attends Chanhassen High School in Minnesota, announced his pledge to the Hawkeyes on Sunday. Now Whitters joins that group.

February 2 is going to be a special day for Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball fans. This is because this day marks when Caitlin Clark is getting her No. 22 jers

It’s a busy weekend coming up for Iowa athletics on a couple of fronts and the most famous women’s basketball player in the world will be back in Iowa City. Tom Kakert, Kyle Huesmann, and Tanner LaFever hop on the podcast to discuss the return of Caitlin Clark,