Some UI music professors are frustrated.
In the months-long and oft-controversial discussion about where to locate future performing-arts facilities, the only talk faculty members seem to hear is about...
The Iowa City School District will see a $5.6 million cut from its funds — the effects of which may be felt for years.
The cut comes after Gov. Chet Culver announced a 10 percent reduction in state...
UI students have undoubtedly noticed the growing presence of hand sanitizer stations on campus.
And the number of sanitizer stations will only increase in coming weeks, UI officials said. In fact, students...
Gebisa Ejeta grew up a poor, hungry boy in west-central Ethiopia.
Now, years later, he has won a renowned award for confronting his boyhood nemesis.
Two days before he is scheduled to receive the World...
UI counseling offices are seeing more minority visitors than expected for a range of reasons, including ethnic discrimination, academic issues, and conflict resolution.
The annual report from the Office...
UI Dining Services have composted 72 tons of food waste from campus dining halls in three years, cycling it back into the university’s miniature ecosystem.
But only pre-consumer food waste — or food...
Julie Andsager’s four cats aren’t excited about their owner’s prestigious research award.
In fact, the felines, including a couple of tabbys, only really care about their pampered home life —...
UI police arrested a man after he allegedly stole prescription drugs.
Jack Otto, 48, Davenport, was charged with second-degree theft.
According to reports, Otto allegedly stole prescription drugs from...
Several Iowa City residents debated well after the final Hancher forum was scheduled to end Monday night.
For some, it was the last chance to fight for where they want the complex’s new home.
UI officials...
Iowa City residents showered Iowa City City Council candidates on Monday afternoon with questions about public safety, a franchise fee, and alcohol-fueled violence.
The forum, hosted by the Johnson County...
The 16-lane bowling alley that opened in the IMU in 1955 employed students — called “pinsetters” — whose sole job was to pick up roughly 19,900 pounds of pins in during 41⁄2 -hour shifts.
Students...
UI alums Kayla Resnick and Clayton Schuneman leaned over microscopes, peering into petri dishes of soil collected from an excavation site. Using tweezers, they sifted through the samples searching for...
