Toys, pajamas, and new hairstyles are all on the agenda this year. But so are new labs, more equipment, and research dollars.
When the University of Iowa Dance Marathon Allocation Committee meets in April...
Instead of searching through a laundry list of requirements this fall, incoming undergraduates will see a more orderly display of what they need to graduate from the University of Iowa.
The UI College...
Iowa City’s Southeast Side may soon be unavailable for affordable-housing funding.
If Iowa City city councilors don’t alter the models presented at a special work session Monday night, southeastern...
Dillyn Mumme was set to be the first freshman in his weight class to wrestle varsity at Mount Pleasant Community High School. In both his seventh- and eighth-grade seasons, Dillyn was never pinned.
But...
A loud crack from the courthouse doors set Johnson County Sheriff’s Deputy Sue Henderson in motion. She leapt from her desk, dashed around the corner, and gazed down the stairs to the main entrance of...
Students who want to vote in Johnson County may have to get new photo IDs under legislation that passed in the Iowa House and is awaiting vote in the Senate.
The House of Representatives passed the bill...
Khane Neagle’s eyes lit up as Kathy Whiteside, the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital senior child-life specialist, carried in “magic noodles” to entertain the 3-year-old cancer patient. The...
Bob Dylan has inspired many musicians. He also inspired Joseph Skibell to be a writer.
When Skibell was 12 years old he found out that Dylan read all of author John Steinbech’s books, which led him...
Jacki Eckrich sits nestled on the couch, a laptop perched on her lap and a SpongeBob blanket hugging her legs. She’s watching home videos, remembering, as her little boy belts into a microphone. Off-camera,...
A fire that charred the entire first floor of a six-plex apartment building on the evening of Jan. 29, has displaced 12 Iowa City residents.
Rescuers responded to a call about a structure fire at 421...
Some University of Iowa officials and regents said they’re concerned about Gov. Terry Branstad’s proposed cuts to higher education.
The result of the cuts, some said, could be higher tuition or even...
If University of Iowa officials expect to build a new Museum of Art, the Federal Emergency Management Agency says the school needs to look at other options for funding.
Officials with the agency’s Region...
