What came as a pleasant shock to Iowa football fans didn’t surprise those closest to the action. Despite the Iowa defense making critical stops throughout the majority of the game last weekend at Michigan...

Police are searching for a suspect after a woman reported an intruder entering her residence on Monday. According to police, officers responded to the 1000 block of West Side Drive at around 3:40 a.m....

Austin Ladd has no regrets about becoming a Hawkeye, even though he had to sacrifice being in a state that loves hockey. The Southbury, Conn., native made the decision to move more than 1,000 miles away...

Though one candidate vying for the Iowa City City Council has a record of alcohol-related offenses, many agree it likely won’t have an impact on his candidacy. UI senior Jeff Shipley, also the UI Student...

Half of the students on campus during an alleged Hillcrest assault will have graduated by the time Abe Satterfield and Cedric Everson walk into the courtroom for their trial next April. Satterfield and...

If wearing olive-green slacks several times a month doesn’t appeal to job-seekers, the Johnson County Sheriff’s Reserves staff is hoping some of their training tactics will. While most volunteer opportunities...

For a city that runs on football, the Hawkeyes’ 8-0 record is golden. Experts say the specific economic benefits of a highly ranked football program are unknown, but many say this year’s winning streak...

Budget cuts could leave more than 350 UI students and 23,000 students statewide without part of their financial aid next semester. Under preliminary budget plans released by the governor’s office...

Margaret Mills has been losing sleep lately. As the chairwoman of the Asian and Slavic languages & literatures department, she said, she is worried about how budget cuts might affect her international...

With chants and signs aimed at administrators in Jessup Hall, UI graduate students huddled on the Pentacrest Monday, decrying any plans to slash TA positions or hike tuition. Their solution: Cut top UI...

UI Student Government President Michael Currie said he is aware that supporting the university’s proposal to increase tuition won’t be popular with the majority of the students. “I know it would...