Dozens of poster-size design submissions hang on the west wall of The Iowa Review’s small office nestled on the third floor of the UI English-Philosophy Building.
About to celebrate its 40th anniversary,...
Melissa Holland feels strange shaking hands.
It’s not that she’s unfriendly. It’s just that she prefers hugging and making use of her hands in other ways, such as crafting leather boots or building...
Army Spc. Weston McKee can finally get back to work on building his new house.
McKee is one of 30 local National Guard soldiers dismissed from duty during a ceremony Wednesday after being deployed in...
Prairie Lights Books customers will soon be able to indulge in a glass of red wine while curling up to a classic novel.
Thirty-one years after the opening of the bookstore, known for its local vibe and...
Husks, dust, and the rumbling of a large green combine filled the air as Jim Hogan worked in his cornfields near Mount Vernon.
Through the back window of the cab, one could see a growing mass of newly...
Iowa City dug into a new project Wednesday — its first fire station in more than three decades.
Funding for the new building is secured, but Iowa City city councilors said they still have no set way...
BLACK HAWK, Colo. — The dusty, shrub-dotted Utah desert, a deeply furrowed terrain, returned Ben Alexander to reality after he had spent 10 months in a fantasy world.
There, the words of the former...
The UI Student Government Senate voted overwhelmingly in favor of supporting a $100 spring tuition surcharge on Tuesday night.
Senators also voted to endorse a 6 percent tuition increase.
But the Senate...
Despite a multimillion dollar budget, the Hawkeye athletics department has still faced budget challenges this year.
Since 2007, the athletics department has been completely self-sustaining — meaning...
Freshmen can now better avoid gaining their destined 15 pounds.
In fact, all UI students can focus on slowly transitioning into a healthier lifestyle with the help of UI Student Health’s new program,...
A new Federal Emergency Management Agency and Iowa Homeland Security office in Iowa City is helping the UI with roughly 250 flood-recovery projects.
UI officials said the new location, funded by federal...
Nicole Jensen keeps cool, even with fiery batons encircling her.
As the featured twirler for West High, Jensen is always a bright spot in the marching band’s halftime show. But beyond just a few Fridays...
