Peter Gray resigns
Peter Gray, a former associate director of athletics student services at the University of Iowa, resigned in November 2012 amid allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.
According...
The University of Iowa Student Health Service and its health-promotion branch, Health Iowa, has been renamed UI Student Health & Wellness.
According to a university news release, the changes were...
Despite a flurry of construction projects around the Iowa City area, the demand for real estate is still on the rise.
The latest reports from the Iowa City Area Association of Realtors indicate that...
Roughly one week after the Iowa City School District started discussing the potential implementation of resource officers, two Iowa school districts say resource officers have had positive effects in their...
While it has gone through a variety of changes throughout its 13 years, one downtown restaurant is set to undergo its largest change yet.
Pizza on Dubuque, 5 S. Dubuque St., hopes to move to a new...
After enrolling in the U.S. Feminism Rhetorics course at the University of Iowa, students Paige Pennigar and Madeline Fitzgerald mulled ideas for a new advocacy group that could help eliminate common gender...
As the Year End University of Iowa Donation Drive kicks off, officials say they hope to see the donations double over last year’s.
Andrea Uhl, a graduate student in the School of Urban and Regional...
More than 5,000 University of Iowa students will receive their degrees during spring 2013 commencement ceremonies.
The first ceremony begins today with the College of Pharmacy and will end with the College...
One man and one woman were accused of stealing several rings that are valued at more than $15,000.
Stacy Levell, 40, was charged March 10 with first-degree theft and was charged Feb. 10 with third-degree...
A local man was accused of stomping on his girlfriend’s neck.
Calvin Battle, 33, was charged Wednesday with domestic assault impeding air/blood and causing bodily injury.
According to a University...
As the Iowa City City Council meeting began on Tuesday, more than 100 members of the University of Iowa’s greek community filled the room and spilled into the City Hall lobby to make their voices...
A little more than a week after voters nixed a proposed justice center, plans to address Johnson County’s judicial, security, and space needs appear to be moving forward.
But although the Board...
