Brennen Dorighi came to Iowa with ample experience.
The Iowa baseball transfer spent the first four years of his career at Wofford, where he played in 30 games as a junior and 51 games as...
Diante Vines is taking a lot more reps than usual throughout Iowa football’s spring practices.
The junior wide receiver, who missed the first six games of the 2022 season with a fractured...
Chris Werner, Assistant Sports Editor
• April 18, 2023
At Cedar Rapids Prairie High School on April 11, Mike Jay sat in a familiar spot: a press box overlooking a track, with his meticulous notes splayed out in front of him and a microphone in his hand....
The University of Iowa will seek the approval of the state Board of Regents for multiple projects across campus on Wednesday, including tearing down buildings and building a new parking garage.
Razing...
Pro: Improve incarceration disparities
Despite the legalization of marijuana by many states in the U.S., there are still glaring racial disparities in both arrests and convictions.
According to...
The Iowa City Community School Board is continuing to evaluate what to do with the book “This Book is Gay” after it was pulled from school library shelves last month.
The school board...
Actor and writer Josh Peck visited the University of Iowa campus to speak at the Iowa Memorial Union in Iowa City, on Tuesday.
Peck's lecture was hosted by the University of Iowa Lecture Committee,...
University of Iowa Health Care is set to take over a family residency practice in Sioux City soon, pending approval from the state Board of Regents.
The practice is currently run by the Siouxland...
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics will open a new short-stay unit this month that addresses and shortens patients’ wait times in the emergency department.
In a presentation to the...
A candlelit vigil was held Tuesday evening in the Pedestrian Mall for Cristian Martinez, a 20-year-old man who went missing early Saturday morning.
Martinez is from Muscatine, Iowa, and was last...
Paper pulp, woven threads, and fiber painting: The Iowa City public dipped their hands into traditional Japanese fiber arts and “washi” last weekend.
The series of events, titled “The Future...
Jenny Singer is a first-year MFA student in the University of Iowa’s Nonfiction Writing Program. Originally from Seattle, Washington, she has written for publications like *Glamour Magazine, The...
