Donovan Doyle goes to wrestling practice every day. He admits wrestling, with its intense practices and weight-cutting demands, is “a difficult lifestyle to live.” But he worked his way onto...
University of Iowa President Sally Mason went before the Iowa Legislature’s education appropriation subcommittee on Tuesday with a focus on the university budget for fiscal year 2014. At least one...
The last days of the oversized chalkboard and clunky overhead projector are here — at least in the eyes of the Iowa City School District.
Officials say the aging examples of technology must be removed...
A University of Iowa staff member suing the former dean of the College of Law was arrested Monday night and charged with OWI.
Teresa Wagner, 48, was charged Monday.
Iowa City police officials responded...
A new study suggests electrical beds are safe in psychiatric units, and the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is ahead of the curve with 58 electric beds.
John Wagner, the director of the Behavioral...
An increase in the number of University of Iowa faculty and staff nearing retirement means university officials have to figure out a way to support them.
Brian Kaskie, an associate professor in the Department...
City officials say there is a need in Iowa City for more recycling — with the greatest need stemming from apartment complexes.
Currently, Iowa City does not offer curbside pickup of recycling for multi-family...
Being tutored in Spanish by someone directly from Spain was virtually impossible — until last year.
In November 2012, four University of Iowa computer-science students launched Tutor Universe. The website...
Counseling on campus is about collaboration, officials say, and the University of Iowa is poised to do just that with officials from other Big Ten university counseling services this week.
Counseling...
A former University of Iowa student pleaded guilty Monday to lesser charges in the case of a 2012 sexual assault.
Johnson County prosecutor Janet Lyness confirmed 22-year-old Peng Tang, a native of China,...
Although the diversity policy passed the Iowa City School Board’s final test, the Iowa Department of Education wants more information on how the school district will implement the policy before moving...
After a decision by the U.S. Postal Service to discontinue the Saturday delivery of most letters, mailers, and catalogues, some in Iowa City are concerned about the trend of mail service in general.
The...
