UI Student Government officials moved closer to trying to keep tuition low for UI students at a meeting Tuesday night.
The Senate approved creating a Legislative Tuition Task Force, though not before...
Nearly two months into the fall semester, many student veterans have yet to see promised funds that would enable them to pay their tuition.
Only a third of the roughly 60 UI students who applied for the...
The Tippie School of Business has a new Grill Master.
The prestigious title and Golden Spatula that accompanies it now belong to Kevin Felker, a lecturer in management sciences.
The Second Faculty Grill-Off...
With bumblebees on their ring fingers, a happy couple walked out of Nemesis Studio about a year ago. But the tattoos weren’t just symbolic — an official ordained minister inked them while simultaneously...
Iowa City School Board members said they may seek guidance from the Iowa Attorney General’s Office regarding possible conflict-of-interest issues.
At the School Board’s retreat, members discussed...
The Iowa City City Council, on a 6-1 vote Tuesday night, passed the loitering ordinance.
The ordinance will go into effect Oct. 16. It will carry a $50 fine for people who congregate in large groups and...
A local judge ordered the UI to turn over more than 1,100 documents related to a sexual-assault investigation involving two former Hawkeye football players.
Sixth District Judge Douglas Russell decided...
The trial of an Iowa City man accused of attempted murder has been delayed.
Gregory Phillips, 55, is now scheduled to go to trial Feb. 8, 2010. His pretrial conference will be Jan. 28, 2010.
Phillips’s...
The UI could potentially see a 1 to 5 percent reversion in its budget, Faculty Council officials said.
At the Faculty Council meeting Tuesday, David Drake, thepresident of the Faculty Senate, addressed...
Informed hair stylists and a funny-looking stork mascot may be the key to educating women on unintended pregnancies and contraceptives.
The Iowa Initiative, which aims to reduce the rate of unintended...
Jade Hankes swiveled in her chair, 10 flat-panel computer monitors mounted in front of her.
Each screen carried a different image. Students walked between classes on a feed from a UIbuilding.
A map...
Car dealers have hit a road bump one month after the end of the popular Cash for Clunkers program.
Auto sales plunged 41 percent nationwide in September, the first month after the federal Car Allowance...
