Clinton Street will be closed from Burlington Street to Court Street beginning today through Aug. 26. Traffic should following detour signs on Dubuque Street to Prentiss Street.
During the closure, construction...
The Iowa GOP’s State Central Committee tapped two social conservatives this past weekend to lead the party forward, and the hope among many is that this transition in leadership will promote unity...
Beginning in early April, residents in southeastern Iowa can expect to see a massive advertisement campaign from the Rape Victim Advocacy Program about its recent expansion to four additional counties:...
While women all over the United States are opening the doors to their small shops and managing their own businesses, their counterparts in Iowa have not followed the national trend.
Women in Iowa City...
As the Iowa City City Council prepares to make a paramount decision on the Gateway Project, residents stress the effect the project could have on their lives.
“The reason it’s important for...
University of Iowa officials, along with members of the state Board of Regents and representatives from Deloitte, an auditing and financial advisory firm, addressed public concern March 28 related to the...
A group of University of Iowa students watches from afar as violence and political unrest unwinds in their home country of Egypt.
Alisar Hassanein is a UI junior who lived in Egypt until the age of 5...
Cameras and key-card swipes will soon be the norm as a part of the security update plan in place for the Johnson County Courthouse.
“It’s an 1800s building that wasn't built for modern society...
Many students at the University of Iowa have to pay rent every month, but they may not realize the effect they have on the cost of rent citywide.
According to a report published earlier this week by...
Johnson County is home to an impressive array of archaeological sites, more than any other area in Iowa, according to an expert.
Bill Whittaker, a project archaeologist in the Office of the State Archaeologist,...
Wary of rising costs, the number of students pursuing master’s degrees at the University of Iowa is dropping— even as one type of master’s degree sees an increase nationally.
In fall 2009,...
As the registration period to apply to run for the Johnson County Board of Supervisors election ended on Wednesday, four candidates have come forward, each with a unique platform.
The candidates running...
