Whether a family-focused courtship in the early 1900s, a romantic romance abroad in the '60s, or a modern digital partnership that started with a swipe, dating — good, bad, and in-between — has stood the test of time.

From Courtship To Right Swipe: Dating Through The Ages

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Host Charity Nebbe speaks with expert readers and author Diane Wilson about her novel The Seed Keeper for the Talk of Iowa book club.

Understanding ourselves through seeds in Diane Wilson's novel

Iowa City band, The Swampland Jewels, combines a mix of Gulf Coast oldies, traditional Cajun/Creole and TexMex tunes to encapsulate the work of folklorist Harry Oster.

How an Iowa professor preserved American folk traditions

Spring blooming trees only put on a show for a couple of weeks each year in the state of Iowa, but the show can be spectacular.

Scenes of Spring blooming trees across Iowa

From prairie to pumas, poetry can capture any interest

Residential areas marked red — starting in the 1930s — were deemed places of high-risk investment. The impacts of this practice, called redlining, persist today and even extend to the tree canopy.

UNI students plant trees in formerly redlined neighborhoods

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From Courtship To Right Swipe: Dating Through The Ages

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