Time is of the essence for the Iowa Republicans.
After GOP State Central Committee Chairman A.J. Spiker resigned this past weekend, officials must now consider who could take his place.
According to...
This summer, students will be given the opportunity to test their business plans on the university’s dollar.
For the first time, 10 student teams from the University of Iowa Pappajohn Entrepreneurial...
The comfortable atmosphere and reasonable size is not the only reason that local shopper Katie Peterson choses to buy her groceries at New Pioneer Co-Op.
“I know some local growers in the area,...
University of Iowa students will soon see more than one Nite Ride bus out around campus each night.
UI President Sally Mason proposed a six-point plan to the state Board of Regents last week that included...
A professor pacing in a large lecture hall has been a typical site in colleges for decades, and the University of Iowa wants to change this.
“Large-lecture formats aren’t considered the most...
Officials expect that some major projects will start soon despite budget concerns.
At the Johnson County Board of Supervisors’ informal meeting Thursday, county engineer Greg Parker presented three...
Displays of national flags, sounds of live instruments, and smells of ethnic dishes around the globe filled the banquet room of Old Brick on Thursday evening.
Around 200 members of the community gathered...
An Iowa man has been accused of stealing several items from other people in the Campus Recreation & Wellness Center.
Michael Bradley, 19, was accused Jan. 10 with third-degree theft, fourth-degree...
Gov. Terry Branstad joined a lawsuit with five other states opposing California’s egg-production law, which discriminates against Iowa’s egg producers.
A California law requires eggs imported...
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved the fiscal 2015 budget on Thursday.
The $97.7 million budget includes $15.6 million allotted for debt service, $13 million for capital projects, and $11...
Midnights in Downtown Iowa City might become a little more crowded.
The Union Bar, 121 E. College St., was granted an entertainment-venue exemption this week, which will allow patrons who are 19 and...
Researchers, nonprofit organizations, advocates, and university officials are all striving to get to the bottom of sexual assaults.
But they don’t all agree on where that problem lies.
Monique...
