Hard-core Hawkeye tailgaters have met Chuck Ford — they just may not know it.
He’s the booming voice on the megaphone, harassing passersby, sitting atop his 4-foot stool, and watching the early morning...
Theresa Heitz shuffled continually back and forth from the kitchen to the long, family-styled table sitting in the middle of the room.
The UI junior, obviously excited, had her hands full with dishes...
The UI College of Law Dean Search Committee has invited five candidates to campus to interview for the position and participate in a series of town-hall meetings.
The position became vacant when Carolyn...
Rob Cash stands out among the legions of college students lined up outside the bars on Clinton Street. Dressed in pristine navy blue, with neatly buzzed hair and a clean-shaven face, the 34-year-old nonchalantly...
Police arrested an Arizona woman after she allegedly admitted to soliciting herself.
Fashionnett Nikole Rucks, 21, of El Dorado, Ariz., was charged with prostitution.
Rucks is being held at the Washington...
UI Student Government freshmen senators proposed legislation to host a freshman forum.
The forum’s goal is to establish a two-way dialogue between freshman senators and their constituents.
The act...
Two more Iowans have died from H1N1, including a Johnson County adult, the Department of Public Health reported Wednesday.
The other fatality reported was an adult from Floyd County, officials said.
Since...
The Community Foundation of Johnson County has joined forces with 130 foundations across Iowa to celebrate charitable giving in honor of Community Foundation Week, which lasts until Nov. 18.
Iowa Community...
The DNA Facility in the UI Carver College of Medicine received a $2 million operational endowment, officials announced Tuesday.
The endowment comes from the Carver Charitable Trust. The funds are a portion...
Researchers from the UI Obermann Center for Advanced Studies are exploring how industrialized food affects consumers in a variety of ways.
The Cmiel Research Semester — called “World Fares: Food,...
UI Health Care is teaming up with the March of Dimes this month, which is Prematurity Awareness Month, to help improve Iowa’s premature birth rate.
Representatives from both organizations discussed...
A UI task force found a slew of inappropriate laboratory practices occurring in the Chemistry Building, which at least 11 occupants say have caused them to become ill since 2007, according to a report...
