Thunderous drumbeats cut through the humid spring air at the Recreation Building.
More than 50 Native American dancers kept pace with the beat April 9 at the 18th-Annual University of Iowa Powwow. Men,...
Open-records advocates are praising a bill that would create a state board to handle public-information complaints, but they said exempting Iowa’s governor from the committee’s oversight would likely...
The Action Party presidential ticket won the University of Iowa Student Government elections in a landslide — with 100 percent of the votes, to be exact.
“[I’m] very, very happy,” said UISG President-elect...
Briana Wessley had no idea she was going to extract DNA from a banana when she woke up Thursday morning.
But that’s what the 14-year-old Columbus Community Middle School student did as part of University...
Five years ago, the University of Iowa Environmental Coalition started gardening a small plot of land near North Hall. Two years later, the members expanded their garden into a larger area on the West...
It’s 7 a.m., and nine students in Chef Jeremy Ralph’s four-hour Stocks and Sauces lab at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids listen as their instructor explains the value of Khira raita, a cucumber-yogurt...
Until now, West High students Andrew Altmeier and Elizabeth Lin have performed in front of crowds no greater than 100 people.
But on April 16 and 17, more than 700,000 will hear their solos.
The 17-year-olds...
David Sutton made a series of complicated diagonal, horizontal, and vertical folds in a piece of square paper.
Within two minutes, the paper became a crane.
For the students in Chie Muramatsu’s third-year...
The horn section of the West High Varsity Band drowned out the flutes.
“You’re going ‘BAH,’ said assistant teacher Lucas Smith. “I need you to go ‘bah.’ ”
West High music teacher Rich...
The more education a community receives on injury prevention, the healthier it ultimately becomes.
This was one topic of discussion on Thursday during the Federal Partnerships to Prevent Injuries conference,...
Two days after Iowa City city councilors completed plans to create a pedestrian trail for local bikers and runners along the Iowa River, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors said they were unaware a...
It’s been 10 years, but members of the committee planning a potential criminal justice center in Johnson County still haven’t decided exactly what they want.
They know they need a new facility to...
