University of Iowa officials want to ensure alums have the skills they need to make it in the global economy by searching for the answer to one question: What should a UI graduate know and be able to do?
The...
New health-care reform could help some Iowa City businesses struggling to offer plans to their employees.
For some, providing insurance is no longer an option.
“We offer no health insurance at this...
Bryan Nicholson moved his company from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City, largely based on census information.
The University of Iowa senior and senior franchise owner of the Iowa City branch of College Pro Painting,...
Watch out “MTV Cribs,” a new video sensation is captivating the attention of teenage viewers worldwide.
No, not another raunchy tape of Paris Hilton or the newest Miley Cyrus song — it’s UI sophomore...
Local residents may soon have more access to the digital world.
A new federal plan aims to both expand broadband access across the nation and make it more affordable.
The National Broadband Plan, created...
The trial has been set for an Iowa City man charged with first-degree murder in the slaying of his girlfriend, according to court records.
Eric Scott Osborn, 26, reportedly went gambling with his live-in...
A U.S. District judge has dismissed with prejudice a free-speech and equal-protection lawsuit filed against the outgoing dean of the University of Iowa College of Law.
During the 2006-07 academic year,...
President Obama signed legislation Tuesday that his administration said will help make education more accessible.
While the student-aid shakeup — part of the health-care reconciliation bill — likely...
April 3 is likely to be an anniversary several husbands and wives in Iowa will not soon forget.
In fact, as the one-year anniversary of the Iowa Supreme Court’s unanimous agreement to legalize same-sex...
For the second-consecutive year, two mock-trial teams will represent the University of Iowa at the national championships in Memphis, Tenn., from April 16-18.
The road to nationals isn’t an easy one,...
The sound of printing receipts, clicking time stamps, and constant chatter fills the Johnson County Clerk of Court’s office. And because of statewide budget cuts, the noises may now seem a bit more frantic...
As his housemates sat nearby eating Americanized Chinese food, University of Iowa junior Devon Jarvis described eating fried scorpions during his study-abroad trip to China.
Clenching his fingers in an...
