By Madison Purvis
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The University of Iowa plans to partially tear down long-standing Seashore Hall during winter break.
On April 21, the state Board of Regents approved the...
Two Iowa researchers are honored for their outstanding work in the area of leukemia research.
By Madison Purvis
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Two heads are better than one, especially in cancer research.
Earlier...
Kidney failure is no problem Landon Wilkerson’s “Kidney Grandma” couldn’t solve.
After he was born, doctors thought Landon, this week’s honorary Kid Captain, wouldn’t make it a year without...
Leukemia and Parkinson’s disease, like most diseases, ravage the body of all it was capable of doing. The two diseases were never known to be closely correlated until Nilotinib, a drug used to treat...
Voices of the queens of hip-hop echoed throughout the Afro-American Culture Center Thursday night as a group gathered to discuss the role of African-American women in the genre.
The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity...
The University of Iowa's American Society of Mechanical Engineers received a new solar car from an unexpected source and rival – Iowa State.
The team, which revamped itself this past spring and...
Even the best bus runs out of fuel.
Dave Ricketts, who has been with the University of Iowa Parking and Transportation Department for 43 years, is hanging up the reins as the department’s director.
Today,...
With the final wave of his baton on Saturday, a Marching Band icon will end a storied career.
Kevin Kastens will retire as the director of the Hawkeye Marching Band and the associate director of bands....
A total of 284 candles were lit Thursday night in honor of transgender individuals who lost their lives this past year.
The University of Iowa Trans Alliance held the Transgender Day of Remembrance Vigil...
Performance and cultural pride were the themes of the sixth-annual Cultural Showcase, which the Campus Activities Board put on Thursday night in the IMU.
UI Breakers, University of Iowa Dance Club,...
It only took one small accident to put an athletic 11-year-old girl’s life in a scary place.
Laurel Schaul, this week’s Kid Captain of Springville, Iowa, was not sure she would ever be able to walk...
This week is national Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, and a discussion panel on the afternoon of Nov. 15 focused on the issue of homelessness from a health-care perspective.
By Paige Schlichte
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The...
