Officials from the Pomerantz Career Center have expanded their services to aid graduating UI seniors. The center will hold a “Job Search Strategies for a Tough Economy” workshop on Friday, geared...

The state Board of Regents will hold a meeting by telephone conference today, its last of the year. The regents delayed making a decision on the potential $100 fee for students at their Oct. 29 meeting....

Danny Wilcox Frazier was stuck in traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge when he got the phone call. Not many miles into his trip from New York City to Washington, D.C., the photographer was elated to find out...

When it comes to Advanced Placement and Honors classes at City High School, Tareq Abuissa is an expert. Abuissa, a senior who recently applied to Yale University, has taken five advanced classes and at...

Football game days are gone, but black and yellow “fan cans” are still popping up around Iowa City. UI President Sally Mason — along with several other university presidents — sent a letter to...

UI medical students hoping to pursue a career in education now have a proper training ground. The UI Carver College of Medicine inaugurated the Teaching Distinction Track on Dec. 4, which aims to prepare...

Susan Johnson will have a new job next year. Starting Jan. 1, Johnson will take over as a UI ombudsperson, helping students, staff, and faculty work through difficult problems. Appointed by UI President...

The Iowa City police may soon welcome six new members to the team, including one specifically designated to work with teens. The Iowa City City Council turned talk of the potential hirings into a reality...

The winter and I do not get along. I made the decision to attend the UI after visiting campus twice: once just before winter set in and once right after it had ended. Unlike right now, the campus was...

Chaotic. That is how many UI students described the snowball fight on the Pentacrest on Wednesday evening. They lobbed snowballs into the night sky. Puffs of white went up from heads and jackets as the...