Some UI employees will be forced to take 40 unpaid hours off in the next six months in an effort to save the university roughly $2.5 million.
All merit employees — which includes technical and security...
For Emily Brink and thousands of children in Africa, happiness comes from two needles and some string.
In two years of being involved with the Mother Bear Project, the UI freshman has donated more than...
One of UI senior Paul Worrell’s fascinations lies in conflicting cultures living together. He observed such a divide firsthand in his hometown of Denison, Iowa, and the experience has forever shaped...
On a given day, UI Surplus is packed with customers who rummage through the warehouse’s shelves of old Rolodexes, weathered desks, and hard drives.
“When people come in asking me what’s new here,...
A federal judge sentenced an Iowa City woman to six months in prison after she pleaded guilty to stealing Social Security benefits.
Gloria Hardiman, 59, received $94,780 in improper benefits.
Hardiman...
Iowa City police arrested an Arkansas man for allegedly abusing a girl for several years.
Travis Porter, 42, Norfork, Ark., was charged with second-degree sexual abuse.
According to reports, Porter abused...
Iowa City police arrested a man after he allegedly entered an apartment, threw up, and began to undress before getting caught.
Mark Flackenstein, 23, 1809 Flanigan Court, was charged with intoxication...
Among barking and laughter, UI junior Katie Murph walked along the kennels in the Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center.
With families roaming around the center to find their potential new pet at...
Nearly 10 months after the approval of the federal stimulus package, future ex-employees are proving to be the UI’s biggest beneficiaries.
The UI spent around $33.4 million of its total $35.5 million...
Iowa City youngsters will soon have to abide by a curfew — one not ordered by their parents.
The Iowa City City Council passed its final consideration of the citywide juvenile curfew on Monday evening...
Some state Board of Regents members say the increased use of telephonic meetings is causing some problems and isn’t conducive to major decision-making.
Near the end of last week’s telephonic meeting,...
In a year or so, Sarah Helt could see herself getting yoga certification in India.
That said, she also envisions herself in the Columbia University theater department, studying under her hero, Anne Bogart....
