With two mallets in each hand, Dan Moore gently strikes the wooden keys of his marimba, each note flowing effortlessly into the next. His students watch every move and soon follow his lead. Moore, the...

More people interested in pursuing business degrees will be able to next fall — without ever setting foot in a classroom. The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business will offer a new online program...

In The Syringa Tree, one woman takes on 24 separate roles. But the play itself subtly wrestles with centuries of South Africa’s fragmented history. “South Africa, in my philosophical view, is a country...

When it comes to energy conservation, Iowa is a hot-bed of potential, experts say. And with that potential, comes great responsibility. “I always think we should all be obligated to improve energy...

City High junior Mason Greer has self-published a book. But that doesn’t mean the 17-year-old doesn’t value all the professional feedback he can get. Now, his high school is offering just that. On...

DJ Earworm is coming to the University of Iowa. The 10,000 Hours Show announced Wednesday the disc jockey — whose real name is Jordan Roseman — is scheduled to perform for the show’s eighth-annual...

Margaret Crocco calls herself a “great lover of America.” And she’s seen a lot of it. Born in the Midwest, Crocco eventually moved to the East Coast, and she will now return to the Heartland to...

The University of Iowa College of Law is seeing more potential lawyers than its peers. The Law School Admissions Council Inc. recently predicted an 11.6 percent decrease in law-school applicants nationwide...

More than $560,000 was “a reasonable amount” to pay the consultant who helped redesign a University of Iowa staff classification system that hadn’t been reviewed since 1985, an official in the UI...