The UI graduate-student union is gearing up to fight any potential layoffs of more teaching and research assistants, noting that 150 TA positions have already been cut this year.
As the UI draws up plans...
A few quiet havens for the studious will be lost this school year as the UI closes the doors to four branch libraries.
In an effort to cut roughly $1 million from the library budget and adapt to changing...
The UI will be better able to support underrepresented graduate students as soon as next semester, thanks to Monday’s announcement that ACT Inc. is donating $5 million to the cause.
The Iowa City-based...
Porky the Pig enthusiasts need not worry.
Experts are assuring the public that pork is still not unsafe to eat after the U.S. Department of Agriculture, with the help of UI researchers, confirmed on Monday...
A top UI Health Care official, along with state legislators, called for reform to the country’s health-care system Monday.
Settled in the UI Main Library for an hour and a half, UI and state government...
The future of Iowa City soil will soon be in full bloom with the help of a local organization — and the Iowa City city councilors are diggin’ it.
ECO-Iowa City, a grant-funded local initiative, impressed...
Mark Osiel is the person who international lawyers go to when they need to legally connect the “big fish” in mass atrocities to the “small fry” who carry out their orders.
The UI law professor...
Increased enrollment in community colleges is an impending side effect of the current economic climate, UI Admissions Director Michael Barron told New York Times readers on Monday.
The question is one...
An unknown male assaulted a woman in a Slater Hall men’s restroom during the early hours of Oct. 15, police have reported.
According to UI police reports, the woman went into the men’s restroom on...
The west bank of the Iowa River may one day reverberate with the sounds of the Marching Hawkeyes or the lines of an outdoor play.
When the flood ravaged Hancher-Voxman-Clapp complex is eventually torn...
Former UI Student Government President Maison Bleam would be the first student to serve on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors if selected.
Bleam is one of 16 candidates to apply for the vacant supervisor’s...
In the barren lands of Ethiopia, Roger Thurow saw the extremes of human nature — from greatness to savagery.
Thurow’s experiences of more than five years in Africa inspired the Wall Street Journal...
