Get excited for the third annual Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week! Throughout the week we'll celebrate the more than 7,500 graduate and professional students that make the University of Iowa a great place for research and learning.

Graduate and Professional Student Government is the shared governance branch at the University of Iowa that represents the interests of graduate and professional students to university administrators, state and federal legislators, and our campus community. GPSG seeks to maximize the experience of graduate and professional students at Iowa.

The GPSG Sustainability Committee invites all to sign up for Food Solutions New England's (FSNE) annual 21-Day Racial Equity Habit-Building Challenge starting on March 30th! In its sixth year, the Challenge is a great way to learn about the history and impacts of racism on our current food system while...

The following is text in an email sent out on 3/20/20 around 3:30pm CST. We will strive to keep this site up-to-date with the most current information.

Stay healthy, safe, and up-to-date with this University of Iowa portal that is regularly publishing information, news, and FAQs related to the coronavirus. (COVID-19).

If you're traveling for Spring Break, the Graduate & Professional Student Government has an amazing low-cost option to get to and from the Eastern Iowa (Cedar Rapids) Airport.

Do you know of a faculty member who is focused on teaching and dedicated to students? Each year, two exceptional faculty are recognized for their dedication to, concern for, and interaction with students in creating an exemplary classroom experience.

Several steps have been taken to increase awareness of coronavirus and to demonstrate the University of Iowa's support of our international students. GPSG and our colleagues will not tolerate discrimination or bias based on misinformation and unfair stereotyping.

The United States 2020 Census is approaching quickly.  The Census is our collective chance, every ten years, to ensure support for all our community needs over the next decade.

The deadline to submit requests for this cycle of graduate and professional student organization funding is Friday, January 24, 2020 at 11:59 p. m.     Each period, approximately $20,000 will be available for allocation. GPAC will prioritize requests based on the dates of expenditures.