John Steppe

Winterset native Jena Young and Fort Dodge native Jalen Adams are among the key players for Iowa softball in 2025.

Iowa football radio color commentator Pat Angerer joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast to reflect on his first year in the booth

Caitlin Clark joined Michelle Edwards and Megan Gustafson as the only Iowa women’s basketball alumni to have their numbers retired. Jan Jensen praised their “mental fortitude” and “expectation for greatness” on Sunday.

Caitlin Clark’s No. 22 is officially immortalized in the rafters of Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Here is video of the ceremony following the Hawkeyes’ 76-69 win over No. 4 USC.

Caitlin Clark is back in Iowa City as Iowa women’s basketball retires her number after Sunday’s game against USC. Here is what she told reporters ahead of the historic moment:

The Hawkeyes more than doubled their women’s basketball ticket revenue in Caitlin Clark’s senior season, according to Iowa’s most recent NCAA financial filing.

After a trio of sixth-year seniors anchored the position group in 2024, Iowa’s secondary will need to turn to some younger contributors in 2025.

The Hawkeyes’ 2026 recruiting class is ranked highly after picking up three offensive line commitments within a 24-hour span.

The Chicago Bears are hiring Iowa alum Declan Doyle to be their next offensive coordinator, according to reports from ESPN and NFL Network.

Texas, Oregon and Penn State round out the top five after national champion Ohio State and runner-up Notre Dame on John Steppe’s final AP ballot of the 2024 season.

New Iowa quarterback Mark Gronowski has shown a level of efficiency that the Hawkeyes have not seen at his position in recent years.

Highly-touted kicker Caden Buhr’s commitment to Iowa fills a quietly pressing need for the Hawkeyes as Drew Stevens approaches his final year of eligibility.

Iowa 117-pound wrestler Brianna Gonzalez’s persistence has served her well — both at this weekend’s NWCA National Duals and throughout the 2024-25 season as a whole.

Iowa women’s wrestling has won another national title after defeating North Central in the NWCA National Duals finals for the second consecutive year.

Iowa women’s wrestling will be vying for another NWCA National Duals title on Saturday at the UNI-Dome. Follow The Gazette’s live blog for results and updates throughout the day.