The UI College of Education Diversity Committee is sponsoring a Thursday event on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues in the Main Library’s Shambaugh Auditorium.
At the panel discussion,...
UI online journalism students are asking students to submit photos and video shots on or around the campus for a documentary photography project to reflect campus life.
The submission deadline for the...
Students worried about living off campus will have an opportunity to talk to experts about their rights at the second Off-Campus Living Expo on Thursday.
The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m....
Students who complain about the rigors of rhetoric may soon be quieted by changes UI officials are implementing.
The Dean Student Advisory Committee recently persuaded officials to begin offering only...
After months of campaigning, Terry Dickens and Susan Mims will join the Iowa City City Council in January, and Connie Champion will return.
The election saw one of the lowest turnouts in 30 years —...
The UI Hospitals and Clinics is delaying its plan to ask patients if they want to receive information about donating to the hospital.
The decision comes in response to concerns from staff members and...
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...
The UI has created a second life for participants in the International Writing Program.
The School of Library and Information Science has worked with the IWP to provide online readings at the UI’s private...
Tiny cars made out of peppers, onions, grapes, corncobs, and more raced on the roof of the Seamans Center on Monday morning.
First-year engineering students at the UI gathered at the “Vegetable Car...
