In 1885, Jin Yunmei, a young woman from China, received her medical degree from the Women’s Medical College of the New York Infirmary, becoming the first female Chinese on record to have a U.S. education. It...

The Graduate College is considering decreasing fellowship grants in the next few years based on graduation rates. However, how college will reallocate these funds remains to be seen. While these grants...

Christmas was always celebrated in University of Iowa junior Gloria Chang’s family, a native of Singapore. But after arriving in the United States, Chang had one small culture shock — the Christmas...

While Iowa City officials say the city is receptive to international human rights, there is still more to learn and room to grow. Tuesday marked the 63rd Human Rights Day, which began in 1950 as a day...

Following the footsteps of several states, officials in Iowa are beginning to consider reforming marijuana regulations. The Johnson County Board of Supervisors met with state legislators — including...