Committed to accessibility for all Hawkeyes.
The University of Iowa is committed to ensuring the accessibility of electronic, information technology resources, and facilities used by members of the university community and general public. This commitment supports the university’s mission of teaching, research and service, and is maintained in accordance with relevant federal and state laws.
“Accessible” means that individuals with disabilities are able to independently acquire the same information, engage in the same interactions, and enjoy the same services within the same timeframe as individuals without disabilities, with substantially equivalent ease of use.
What can you do now?
Answering your questions
Understanding Accessibility
Learn more about the importance of accessibility, barriers to accessibility, and the perspectives of individuals with disabilities.
Accessibility Training Opportunities
We never stop learning. We strive to educate our students, faculty, and staff about why accessibility matters for everyone by providing resources, training and assistance.
Ask a Digital Accessibility Question
What do you need to become compliant and fully digitally accessible? Join the conversation. Ask the questions and we will post the answers.
Report a Barrier
Help us identify restrictions to access by reporting any accessibility barriers that you encounter. The more we know, the better we can serve all Hawkeyes.
News
Digital Accessibility: 11 Things You Can Do
Accessible Iowa initiative sets campus standards, next steps for digital accessibility
Introducing Anthology Ally: An ICON Course Accessibility Tool
Policy and Law
Learn the key policies and laws governing accessibility at Iowa.