Mayor Matt Hayek has proposed the city hire an outside search firm to find a new city manager and add new interviews to the process.
His proposal comes slightly more than nine months after the city fired...
The smell of chicken Creole and sounds of Haitian music greeted people of all ages and backgrounds as they came to enjoy a slice of Haitian culture on Thursday afternoon in the IMU Main Lounge.
And best...
UI students from the Chicago area will still have to call Greyhound if they can’t hitch a ride home.
Plans for passenger rail service between Iowa City and Chicago hit a road block on Thursday, when...
Seated at a console in the operation room, a surgeon peers into the three-dimensional, high definition view of the body cavity provided by a dual camera.
And without ever laying a finger on the patient’s...
Everyone knows that our country is trying to crawl out of a recession, but not everyone understands how or why we got here.
Dean Baker, a codirector of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in...
One hundred eighty-two dollars.
That was the catalyst that transformed Claudia Kline into a victim’s advocate.
A thief stole the cash from the 58-year-old one day in downtown Iowa City after she left...
Students interested in helping with Haiti relief have two options for lunch today as the UI holds two benefits over the noon hour.
A special Lunch with the Chefs titled “The UI Unites to Help Haiti”...
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors agreed on salary raises for elected officials, their deputies, and non-bargaining employees at a budget meeting Wednesday.
Elected officials and their deputies...
UI police charged a Marion man with his sixth OWI after he was reportedly found driving backwards on Gilbert Street without his headlights on.
Kevin Knapp, 43, was charged Wednesday with OWI. Knapp has...
With a nation at war and in the midst of severe economic doldrums, President Obama asserted in his first State of the Union address Wednesday evening that he has never been more hopeful about America’s...
Gov. Chet Culver plans to return almost $31 million to regent institutions this fiscal year if his newly proposed budget plan is passed.
In a budget report released Wednesday by Culver and Lt. Gov. Patty...
A task force assembled to assess graduate programs is already drawing criticism, but those close to the process stress all findings are preliminary.
The Graduate Task Force released the initial evaluations...
