There’s a phrase UI community members are almost certain to hear emphasized a great deal more in the near future: “Public outreach.”
As the higher-education landscape changes drastically, UI officials...
Some legislators say they have lingering questions about the sexual-misconduct policies at Iowa’s three state universities, but budget constraints will keep them from meeting again to discuss them.
Iowa...
When Wendell Potter learned how many Americans die from being uninsured, he quit his comfortable job of 20 years as the chief corporate spokesman at one of the largest health-care providers in the United...
Most UI law students have one — or at most two — roommates.
But Cody Kiroff, a 23-year-old and the house father at Beta Theta Pi, shares his stone mansion with 20 undergraduate fraternity men. While...
While the Internet has opened many windows of opportunity to research, shopping and entertainment, it has also opened up the window for more crime.
According to the FBI’s annual Internet crime report,...
Former Iowa City man Brian Dykstra’s trial has been moved to May 2010.
The 33-year-old is charged with second-degree murder after his 20-month-old adopted child died from head trauma incurred while...
The president of the World Food Prize Foundation will speak about global hunger issues at the UI on next week.
Kenneth Quinn will deliver a free lecture at noon on Nov. 9 in 22 Schaeffer Hall.
Quinn...
State public-health officials reported four more H1N1 deaths in Iowa on Wednesday. The victims are from Dubuque, Polk, Mills, and Monona Counties, according to the Iowa Department of Public Health. Three...
GRUNDY CENTER, Iowa — Michelle Kehoe’s defense opened its case Tuesday with description of the Coralville woman’s long history of mental illness.
“It is not faked, it is not feigned, it is not...
The UI Hospitals and Clinics has its own share of cost-cutting to tackle after statewide cuts last month resulted in a 5 percent reduction in Medicaid reimbursement — roughly $5.7 million lost in patient-care...
The UI School of Social Work will use a $4.75 million award to create the National Resource Center for In-Home Services to research child-welfare practices nationwide.
The new center, which will be part...
UI graduate Mark Emalfarb’s life has been anything but predictable.
A former Hawkeye wrestler and communications major, Emalfarb worked with Levi to produce the beloved ’80s acid-wash jeans, traveled...
