The UI’s national search for a chief diversity officer is set to begin in two weeks. The hiring, along with the search for a vice president for Strategic Communications, will complete President Sally...
Terrance Lillis knows about the job market in a struggling economy firsthand.
Having found employment during two different recessions, Lillis visited the UI campus to offer advice to students facing similar...
Thousands of UI students can struggle when trying to pick out a major. That includes senior Abby Milloy, who felt that there might be something missing from the UI’s. So she created her own.
As Milloy...
A North Liberty man arrested last week after allegedly growing marijuana for a national gang said he was a member of Iowa City’s homegrown gang the Broadway Goons, according to North Liberty police.
This...
A federal judge sentenced a former Iowa City psychologist to the maximum 10 years in prison for storing child pornography on his computer.
Howard Weinberg, 61, 332 S. Governor St., pleaded guilty to federal...
A North Liberty man was arrested Sunday after allegedly attempting to bring marijuana concealed inside his anus into the Johnson County Jail.
Kevin Edwards, 36, was charged with possession of contraband...
For Mark Isham, cartooning is not just mindless doodling — it is his way of keeping a journal. The UI adjunct lecturer has kept a daily comic of his life, drawing one a day, since Jan. 17, 2007.
“It’s...
Instead of turning people’s homes into rubble, Iowa City may begin moving flood-damaged houses to a different location.
The city began demolishing houses last week, but transferring homes may prove...
The living turned into the dead at the fourth-annual Iowa City Zombie walk this past weekend.
Mobs of people dressed as zombies paraded down Iowa City streets from Happy Hollow Park to the Deadwood to...
Nathan Hellwig, a teacher at City High and a Civil War re-enactor, doesn’t usually bring his students along on living history gigs. On Sunday, however, he made an exception for Thomas Panther, a sophomore...
The Iowa Supreme Court granted a new trial to a Coralville man convicted of shaking his infant child and causing shaken-baby syndrome.
Edwin Paredes was convicted in 2006 of child endangerment resulting...
Dave Sproull is the definition of a Hawkeye fan.
A season-ticket holder since 1972, Sproull and wife Julie now drive an hour and 15 minutes from Winthrop, Iowa, to Iowa City every home game to participate...
