Many underage Iowa City residents will have to find a new place to gather downtown this weekend.
Tom Lenoch, the owner of the Library, 113 E. College St., said he plans to speak with city officials today...
Jamie Smith loves cake and hopes the downtown night scene will as well.
Smith plans on opening a Molly's Cupcakes branch at 14 S. Clinton St. in mid-July. The business, she said, would serve as an alternative...
Former University of Iowa student and Daily Iowan columnist Zach Wahls will serve as acting co-head for "The Outspoken Generation," the Family Equality Council's national youth advocacy initiative...
The trial in a case involving a University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Associate Professor of psychiatry Sergio Paradiso has been rescheduled.
According to court documents, 29-year-old Sonni Giudicessi...
Peter Hahn, the second dean candidate for the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, will hold a public forum at 4 p.m. today in 240 Art Building West.
Hahn seeks to fill the position...
On a typical weekend for Ben Miller-Todd, calls pour in from downtown Iowa City, and paramedics such as Miller-Todd at the Johnson County Ambulance station will quickly hop into the back of an ambulance...
Spectators gathered around curiously as performers beat fiercely on drums, followed by a wave of synchronized moccasins as they swept into the University of Iowa Recreation Building for the 19th-annual...
After winning at this year's University of Iowa Student Government elections, I Party officials say they are working on polishing platform issues geared toward academics and safety.
President-elect...
Local autism experts say interaction between people with autism and those without allows both to learn.
At the Kickoff Festival for Autism, hosted April 7 by the student organization Young Altruistic...
Current tax policies and the rising cost of tuition are one of many causes pushing local labor leaders to participate in the 99% Spring movement — an organization building on the Occupy Wall Street...
Longtime writer of The Daily Iowan's Ledge, Andrew Juhl used to receive emails criticizing his writing, some simply read "kill yourself, you're that unfunny."
The 30-year-old graduate student...
A North Liberty woman has been charged with first-degree fraudulent practices.
According to an Iowa City police complaint, Melissa Frost, 31, was charged March 30.
In January, police officials met...