For the month of December, a corner of the Old Capitol Mall will be home to a nostalgia-filled vintage shop.
Bartertown Toys and Collectibles, a new pop-up store that sells toys, collectibles, and...
When Thom Blair had COVID-19 in September, attending class and doing homework was the last thing on his mind.
After days of experiencing flu-like symptoms, Blair, who has Type 2 diabetes, tested...
As the year draws to a close and weather grows colder, Iowa City's Summer of the Arts is already looking toward its titular season.
The nonprofit's Northside Concert series has been successful...
University of Iowa student Samm Yu has seen issues plaguing the photography industry and set out to solve them.
The first-year noted that a distinct lack of representation, limited accessibility,...
Shahab Khan, Opinions Columnist
• December 7, 2021
When it comes to taxes, Democrats take special pride in the fact that their party advocates for taxing the rich.
It's strange, then, that President Joe Biden's Build Back Better package disregards...
The holidays are a bustling time for everyone, which can burden our environment.
Amid the parties, shopping, festivities, and gatherings, Americans generate 25 percent more waste throughout the...
The word Latinx originated in the early 2000s as a more inclusive version of the term Latino, though some say the word can be traced back to chat rooms from the 1990s. The University of Iowa is home...
Kirk Ferentz can still recall when, during his time as Iowa’s offensive line coach under Hayden Fry in the 1980s, he strolled past Bill Brashier’s office and saw the defensive coordinator chatting...
Adeline Kenlin chose to launch her collegiate gymnastics career in her hometown. The West Branch High School graduate from Iowa City has competed with the University of Iowa women’s gymnastics team...
Former Iowa soccer forward Alyssa Walker will leave the cornfields of Iowa and move to a city near the Baltic Sea to extend her playing career.
Walker signed a one-year contract with IFK Kalmar...
State Auditor Rob Sand will not run for Iowa governor in 2022, he announced on Tuesday.Â
Instead, Sand is seeking a second term in his current position.Â
In his announcement video, Sand said...
