The UI dining halls will likely go trayless next year, catching up with at least six peer institutions that have dumped tray use to try to prevent waste and save money.
Director of UI Food Services Greg...
A record-breaking number of Amtrak riders in Iowa has reinforced Iowa City officials’ push for a passenger rail service to Chicago.
According to Amtrak, 66,286 passengers rode the rails in Iowa this...
Beyond enforcing Iowa laws, bar owners must display what is dubbed “good moral character” in order to obtain or keep a liquor license. But the definition of this term can be murky to owners and the...
The mention of the term “pagan” often connotes thoughts of the dark arts, ritual sacrifices, and any number of Goth stereotypes.
But for UI senior Kirk Cheyney, it’s not about any such thing. It’s...
A memorial service for Ignacio Ponseti will be held on Dec. 6 from 3-5 p.m. in the Coral Ballroom of the Marriott Hotel and Conference Center in Coralville.
The service celebrates the life of the UI professor...
Hopes that the UI could escape the budget crisis without layoffs ended Tuesday when officials sent layoff notices to 11 staff members.
Employees from UI Pharmaceuticals are the first to receive such notice...
Holding pizza boxes and posters covered with antiwar rhetoric, UI students and Iowa City residents protested against President Obama’s decision to increase the number troops in Afghanistan Tuesday.
Roughly...
UI officials are prepared to fight to protect research funding for faculty.
The state Board of Regents recently asked the heads of the regent universities to conduct an exploratory conversation with faculty...
Staff at the UI QuickCare facility in the University Capitol Centre have been busy, seeing up to 80 patients a day.
But those who need health care at irregular times or without an appointment now have...
As the UI aims to attract more students, a new program may help the university reach prospective students outside its normal target market.
ConnectEDU, a web-based technology firm, named the UI as one...
A former Iowa City psychologist currently in prison on charges of possession of child pornography voluntarily surrendered his license to practice psychology.
Howard Weinberg, 61, waived his right to a...
UI senior and Daily Iowan reporter Holly Hines won 11th place in the Feature Writing competition of the 2009-10 Hearst Journalism Awards Program. She went up against almost 150 entrants from 75 journalism...
