Quentin Marquez stood grasping a sign as a fellow College Republican offered cupcakes to those who presented their IDs.
The activity, supporting voter-ID laws, is one in a series of activities the group...
University of Iowa Professor Virginia Myers worked with Mauricio Lasansky for many years — in fact, he was the reason why she decided to study at Iowa.
"He was one of the greatest people in my...
The Iowa City City Council will soon be paperless, and several local and state officials say the sustainability initiative is a trend among Iowa cities statewide.
Iowa City city councilors unanimously...
University of Iowa courses are expanding to meet an increasing level of student interest as the political atmosphere continues to evolve in the Middle East.
Since 2001, UI political-science professors...
A University of Iowa official said UI students won't likely feel the effects of new federal student-loan regulations that some experts fear are minimizing geographic options for studying abroad.
But other...
A possible expansion of the Clery Act requiring higher-education institutions to file reports on domestic violence would allow students to get a better idea of the school's campus safety, University of...
Johnson County officials say they aren't worried about the county's health, despite a 3-point drop in the 2012 national County Health Rankings project study.
"Johnson County has always looked favorably...
Yale Cohn lights up his American Spirit cigarette while sitting on a bench waving to someone he recognizes across the street.
"I love the many benches downtown," he said. "I like that...
A Cedar Rapids woman was charged with second-degree theft, tampering with records, and possession of prescription drugs.
According to an Iowa City police complaint, Rose Hayslett, 58, was charged March...
An Iowa inmate died at the Iowa Medical & Classification Center Long Term Ambulatory Medical Care Unit onTuesday.
According to an Iowa Department of Corrections press release, Roy Bales, 70, was housed...
The Downtown Iowa City Self-Supported Municipal Improvement District will hold its first public forum April 12 to present its strategic plan and discuss plans for downtown and the North Side Marketplace.
"Since...
The University of Iowa's Executive Council of Graduate and Professional Students announced Tuesday night the winners of its election for next year's leaders.
Michael Appel was elected as president for...
