After the arrest of a former University of Iowa wrestler in connection with a high-tech academic-misconduct scandal, the UI is actively finding ways to limit cybersecurity threats.
In early 2018, UI...
Urban crows across the world have been interacting and coexisting with humans for longer than anyone can remember.
Now, the relatively intelligent creatures (the crows, that is) are experiencing a...
All the seats in the Iowa City Public Library were filled Dec. 14 for a discussion about the state of immigrants in Iowa.
The forum was hosted by the Eastern Iowa Community Bond Project and Center for...
First-generation students enrolled at the UI are not as likely to persist and earn a degree, but the university is finding ways to bolster their student success.
Years of hard work and devotion have paid off for 1,400 undergraduate and graduate students celebrating their graduations with a series of commencement ceremonies today through Dec. 17.
Six University...
A University of Iowa alumna will soon head to China on a prestigious scholarship.
UI graduate Rachel Zuckerman, the 2016-17 University of Iowa Student Government president, has been selected as one...
During its years at the University of Iowa, Seashore Hall has worn many hats, but as of this month, it's finally retiring. Demolition of Seashore for a new psychology building has officially begun.
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On Nov. 20, Derick Mattern, a second-year student in the M.F.A. Literary Translation program and an Iowa Arts Fellow, won a National Endowment of the Arts Literature Translation Fellowship grant for...
J. Brooks Jackson, the new UI vice president for Medical Affairs and dean of the Carver College of Medicine, discussed his plans to help usher in a new era for UI health care with The Daily Iowan.
