After a 6-1 Iowa City City Council vote to approve building a 20-story building at the intersection of College and Gilbert Streets, many thought the matter had been settled.
But one local group is still...
Women may now share in the action.
The Pentagon lifted its long-standing policy barring women from serving in combat positions in the military on Jan. 24, and University of Iowa officials say the policy...
University of Iowa officials launched a new website earlier this month to help increase the university’s transparency and outreach efforts.
The new website, run by the Hawkeye Caucus, offers a multitude...
Dance Marathon participants will be treated to a celebrity voice at this weekend’s Big Event.
Jamie Lono, a former contestant on “The Voice,” will headline the University of Iowa’s...
Built on more than brick and mortar, communities depend on innovative local leaders and passionate residents to create progressive change and a unique identity.
For nearly four years, the University of...
Tears start to form as Tracy Koranda recounts her son’s funeral on a sunny day in December 1998. Her 2-year-old son Sebastian died from a cancer known as neuroblastoma in the early hours after Christmas,...
The music scene in Iowa City has been described as vibrant, fresh, and exciting, but for underage music lovers, the experience at local venues can often be ruined by costly curfew citations.
The Iowa...
As the economy seems to improve, so do the hopes of state Board of Regents members that the Iowa Legislature will allocate more money to public universities.
That hope is reflected across the country....
The transfer of gunshot residue between two suspects in the October 2009 slaying of an Iowa City landlord drew sharp questioning from attorneys on Jan. 25.
One of the suspects, 20-year-old Justin Marshall,...
Iowa is known for national attention in politics from the first-in-the-nation caucuses to its position as a swing state. But after Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin’s decision not to seek re-election, Iowa...
Each year, thousands of students participate in the University of Iowa Dance Marathon organization to raise money for childhood cancer by dancing all night below an array of lights.
Across the river,...
The University of Iowa is reaching out a helping hand to transfer students.
After roughly a year and half of planning, and an $85,000 grant from the UI Provost’s Office, the Transfer Think Tank...