Homecoming corn monument then vs. now 🌽

ALT Side-by-side comparison of University of Iowa corn monuments for Iowa-Wisconsin football games. The left shows a 1945 corn monument shaped like a football and goalpost with “IOWA,” “1945” and “WISCONSIN,” while the right shows the 2026 Homecoming corn monument inspired by Kinnick Stadium with Herky, black-and-gold details and an Iowa vs. Wisconsin panel.
This year’s homecoming grand marshal - award winning playwright and screenwriter, Samuel D. Hunter 🎬💛
.@HawkeyeFootball's first Homecoming opponent in 1912? Wisconsin.
114 years later, the Badgers return to Iowa City 🏟️
Since the 1920s, Hawkeye fans have worn metal homecoming buttons commemorate the week. But during WWII, the 1943 buttons were made of cardboard, and rain on game day destroyed most of them... making it a rare collectible ☔️
One of the first 250 websites on the entire internet was the Virtual Hospital launched by @uihealthcare in 1992, becoming a piece of early internet history 🤯🏥
Our @UIchildrens Kid Captain, Charley Rasmussen, was in kindergarten when she was diagnosed with a rare, life-threatening condition that affects just 1 to 4 out of ever million children. This week, she has chosen @baileyzimmerman's "The Climb" for the Iowa Wave.
Big congratulations to University of Iowa alumna Tayari Jones on winning the prestigious 2026 Kirkus Prize for Fiction with her novel Kin! 📖
Besides the Old Capitol, Calvin Hall is the oldest building still standing on campus 👀 Built in 1885 as Science Hall, and then moved down the hill in 1905 by horses and mules to make room for Macbride Hall. 🐴🏛️






















