The public needs more time to weigh in on an additional plan to redistrict Iowa City schools, School Board members decided Thursday.
The board agreed to host another public forum on May 4 to solicit input...
A subcommittee of seven University of Iowa students spent 30 minutes attempting to complete details for decorations, catering, and pre-party invitations.
Four other students debated the design of concert...
The 21-ordinance could be short-lived.
At least, that’s what one University of Iowa freshman hopes.
UI student Raj Patel began collecting signatures Wednesday to put the bars’ entry-age issue on...
On top of a summer course and her waitressing stint, University of Iowa junior Lani Salzman took on another job last summer — an unpaid internship.
“With this economy, I was grateful just to have...
University of Iowa officials announced two new interdisciplinary cluster hirings Wednesday, which will bring 20 new faculty to the UI.
The hirings, in the “Aging in the Heartland,” and “Public Humanities”...
Cindy Roberts told a crowd of around 50 people Wednesday about her young daughter making a new friend at school.
She likes the same cafeteria food, her daughter said. And they kind of looked alike.
That...
A packed room erupted with applause after the Johnson County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 on Wednesday to rebuild the historic and nationally recognized Sutliff Bridge.
The bridge, which spans the Cedar...
Some warnings sounded too late Wednesday morning, when the University of Iowa Hawk Alert’s annual test experienced a few technological glitches.
The campuswide emergency-notification system sends warning...
Sasha and Malia Obama have an interesting choice when it comes to play time: If they want to color, they can break out the crayons and shade in a picture of their dad, thanks to author Chris Offenburger...
Two University of Iowa graduate students have been nationally recognized for their talents in playwriting.
Tony Meneses and Joe Luis Cedillo, students in the UI Playwrights’ Workshop, were selected...
Iowa City city councilors have seen an influx of e-mails and letters from a range of individuals regarding the controversial 21-ordinance.
For the last several weeks, e-mails about the 21-ordinance dominated...
Johnson County Sheriff Lonny Pulrabek said he’s worried about the implications of a gun-permit bill awaiting Gov. Chet Culver’s signature.
The bill, Senate File 2379, would mandate that sheriffs in...
