Gas lamps shed a golden glow over the fragile figure of a woman on her chaise lounge. The tea on the table beside her sits abandoned and cold while she anxiously waits for her husband to return home.
Dreamwell...
After two years of cancellations, Iowa City’s only comedy festival will return to bring laughs to locals and college students.
From April 26-29, the annual Floodwater Comedy Festival will showcase...
Around 150 community members gathered in the Pedestrian Mall in Iowa City on Tuesday for a candle-lit vigil for Cristian Martinez, a 20-year-old from Muscatine, Iowa who went missing on Saturday, April...
Legalizing recreational marijuana would have long-term benefits for public schools.
Nationwide, the total combined tax revenue for medical and recreational marijuana reached $3.7 billion in 2021,...
Ahead of conservative commentator Matt Walsh’s lecture Wednesday at the University of Iowa, nearly a dozen student organizations have declared their opposition to the event and called for the suspension...
University of Iowa students gathered at the University of Iowa Pentacrest in Iowa City for the Kick 'em off campus: Chalk-A-Ganza event on Monday.
The event was held in support of the transgender community...
The University of Iowa is seeking the state Board of Regents’s approval to start the process to renovate a university building in Coralville that was damaged by a tornado in March.
If passed,...
Former Hawkeye All-American and current Sacramento Kings forward Keegan Murray can join an exclusive list of Hawkeyes achieving success in the NBA playoffs.
The third-seeded Kings commenced their...
The service industry often revolves around tips, with some servers depending on money to stay afloat. For one graphic design student, the focus of her thesis revolved around the exploitation of service...
Katie Perkins, Opinions Contributor
• April 17, 2023
I have traded blood cells for spending money, participated in lengthy research studies for an extra $20, emptied purses, pockets, and couch cushions with my fingers crossed and my stomach growling,...
Whether we like them or not, grades are an important part of being a student.
Grades can determine success rates, accessibility to schools and resources, and overall satisfaction.
But how grades...
Johnson County is set to launch a new apprenticeship program in June, with the program creating its first position with the Johnson County Ambulance Service.
The county allocated $800,000 of ARPA...
