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Campus Architecture Tour

11:20

Join Senior Vice President and University Architect Rod Lehnertz for a virtual tour of the University of Iowa’s most iconic buildings. From the historic Old Capitol and Pentacrest to cutting-edge facilities like the Stanley Museum of Art and the Visual Arts Building, this guided journey highlights the evolution of campus design, the stories behind its most beloved landmarks, and  shows how tradition and innovation shape the university’s skyline – past, present, and future.

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The University of Iowa Budget, Explained (2025)

2:27

This short video breaks down how the University of Iowa funds its mission of teaching, research, and service. Learn where the university’s revenue comes from, how self-sustaining units like Athletics and UI Health Care operate, and how state support and tuition have shifted over time. The video highlights the university’s commitment to efficiency, affordability, and sustainable budgeting to keep providing a world-class education for students.

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Flood Protection at the University of Iowa

3:37

Jeff Harney and Rod Lehnertz joined forces to talk about measures that have been put in place following the 2008 flood of the Iowa River to best protect our University of Iowa campus and facilities from future flooding.  Efforts range from miles of HESCO barriers, elevated sidewalks across campus, and much more.  Watch the full flood protection measures video to learn more.

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10 Campus Architectural Highlights

2:30

Join Rod Lehnertz, Senior Vice President and University Architect for Finance and Operations, as he narrates through ten stunning architectural highlights on the University of Iowa campus. From historic facades to modern engineering marvels, this short takes you on a visual journey of campus landmarks you might walk by and never quite notice.