University of Iowa environmental health experts say climate change could advance the spread of future infectious diseases and frequency of global health disasters.
Peter Thorne, Head of the UI College...
The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine and legal experts are warning Iowans that posting pictures of COVID-19 vaccination cards could put patients at risk for identity theft.
The cards...
When Brillian Qi-Bell received an email about the inaugural Cody Renard Richard Scholarship program, she said she realized it was something that she needed her entire life.
The inaugural program...
With COVID-19, professors needed to get creative with online learning. One of the ways many courses handled this transition with testing is using online proctoring services. Although these proctoring...
Gabe Conley, Opinions Contributor
• February 18, 2021
Republican lawmakers in Des Moines are trying to amend the Iowa Constitution by removing its protections for Iowans seeking abortion. Constitutional protections have blocked previous anti-abortion...
MADISON, Wis. — For the second time in as many games, the Iowa men's basketball team won big at a venue that isn't often pleasant to play at for visiting teams.
The No. 11 Hawkeyes followed up...
Iowa women’s basketball has often found itself the victim of slow starts this season, which has at times been too much to overcome. But against Penn State, it was truly a tale of two halves.
Penn...
Sophomore guard Kate Martin had the best game of her career on Thursday afternoon after playing without a protective face mask for the first time in six games.
The Edwardsville, Illinois, native’s...
Iowa women's basketball posted a convincing win over Penn State on Thursday afternoon, 96-78, for its 12th win of the season. The Hawkeyes now sit at 12-6 on the season and 8-6 in conference play,...
During the winter months where temperatures reach below zero, hearing alarms go off late at night is the last thing most students want to hear.
At around 10 p.m. on Wednesday, alarms went off in...
Brian Grace, Politics Reporter
• February 18, 2021
State Sen. Jim Carlin, R-Sioux City, introduced a new bill to poll regent university employees on their political affiliations and submit the results to the General Assembly, but now says he wants...
