University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics officials said they are not ready to present the proposed Iowa River Landing expansion project at today’s state Board of Regents meeting.
After UIHC officials...
Humming bulldozers and rising dust surrounded roughly 40 University of Iowa employees as they practiced building flood barriers behind the Studio Arts Building on Tuesday.
In three teams, they assembled...
Relaxing in his hotel room at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago after a daylong conference, Ryan Landi, 22, can’t stop thinking about ways to increase social responsibility.
“He was always that way,”...
Police charged a Chicago woman after she allegedly withdrew $2,400 from a defunct account and failed to reimburse the bank.
Ini Guzman, 31, was charged Feb. 19 with aiding and abetting second-degre theft.
Guzman...
An Iowa City woman allegedly attacked her sister with the lid of a toilet.
Nitasha Johnson, 20, 2401 Highway 6 E. Apt. 3805, was charged with domestic-abuse assault without causing injury and interference...
Iowa City School Board members approved for publication by media sources a potential property tax raise of 7.4 percent for the 2010-11 school year at their Tuesday meeting.
But officials may lower this...
Iowa City School Board members approved a list of desired characteristics for a new superintendent at Tuesday’s board meeting.
District officials recently penned the list summarizing feedback from community...
The University of Iowa Faculty Senate agreed Tuesday to hold a special meeting in the next two weeks to discuss Provost Wallace Loh’s six strategic task forces.
After some concern that the topic was...
A ticket to see President Obama in exchange for a a $50 bill? Sounds like a good deal to UI student Jared Corso.
Corso is one of 750 individuals from a pool of more than 10,000 applicants chosen to receive...
The 21-ordinance is one step closer to becoming law after its first reading Tuesday night.
The ordinance passed its first of three readings by the Iowa City City Council on a 6-1 vote. The measure, which...
Different year, same issue.
Though the 21-ordinance was voted down by the public in 2007, the Iowa City City Council is revisiting it. The ordinance could be approved within weeks and take effect by June.
The...
In a three-page letter to Iowa City city councilors, University of Iowa President Mason said she supported the 21-only bar ordinance and said officials are committed to “serious actions” when it comes...
