For the first time in its short history, the Hawkeye Tennis & Recreation Complex will host a matchup between two top-25 teams. With the program’s highest ranking ever, the No. 18 Iowa women’s...

Gymnasts aren’t afraid to say it. They know they can be a little quirky at times. When the Iowa gymnastics team travels to Columbus, Ohio, this weekend for the Big Ten championship at 1 p.m. Saturday,...

So far, only rain has been able to stop the Iowa softball team’s recent hot streak. And if the squad continues to play the way it has in recent weeks, opponents could be in trouble. The Hawkeyes (14-12-1)...

Iowa head coach Jack Dahm saw his baseball club compete well against tough competition throughout its season-opening 17-game road trip. Now, returning to Iowa City, he expects to see results. The Hawkeyes...

The state of Iowa so far has a 32 percent participation rate for the 2010 Census, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The organization defines the “mail participation rate” as the percentage of forms...

An Iowa City man charged in the slaying of his girlfriend has pleaded not guilty, according to court records. Eric Scott Osborn, 26, reportedly went gambling with his live-in girlfriend, Sarah McKay,...

As he prepared to chug a bottle of ketchup, DJ Mawe thought it might be not be the best idea. But the show must go on. He and fellow UI student Ryan Thompson stood in the kitchen of their friends’...

When University of Iowa junior Allison Andersen began college, she promised to be done in four years. By signing onto the UI’s Four Year Plan, she was hoping to save money. “It was a lot of pressure...

Public safety in Johnson County is getting a financial boost next year. The Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved $230,000 to fund additional personnel requests for the Johnson County Sheriff’s...

The University of Iowa Student Government is contributing $2,000 to a project aimed at making downtown Iowa City safer. The program would install eight cameras that would record activity on the Pedestrian...

On Saturday, Allison Allmon expects between 500 and 700 University of Iowa students to join her for a wild — but sober — night. Allmon, a graduate assistant in the Office of Residence Life, is gearing...

He insisted they could. And on Thursday, he said the passage of landmark health-care legislation was affirmation. It’s appropriate that “Yes we can” — a mantra that was popularized in Iowa and...