Students now have another option of getting to and from downtown on weekend nights, but many have yet to discover the new service.
The East Side Loop Saferide — which runs Friday and Saturday from 11...
Susan Faith loves pigs. In fact, she loves pigs so much she carries around with her a photograph of a child kissing the animal, jokingly telling people this is how “swine flu” started.
“I know this...
Metal beams outline the skeleton of what was once the IMU basement.
Air-filled plastic tubing tunnels run along the ceiling to keep moisture out of the basement. Space that was once occupied by such popular...
The Daily Iowan sat down with UI President Sally Mason to discuss increased class sizes, alcohol-related issues, and transparency on budget concerns.
DI: This year, the UI has seen an increase in class...
Memorial services will be held today for S.J. Brownlee, a UI alumnus and former state Board of Regents president who died last week at his home in Emmetsburg, Iowa. He was 82.
Brownlee graduated Phi Beta...
Students could major in two new programs if the state Board of Regents approve the plan at its meeting in Council Bluffs this week.
Regents will vote on whether to accept UI officials’ requests for...
Voluntary manslaughter has been a popular plea or verdict in several recent local trials.
David Christian will plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter on Sept. 25. He is charged with second-degree murder...
For some UI students, coming to college can be like coming to a foreign country — even though they may only be three hours from home.
But one UI group is working to make some of those students feel...
UI sophomore Hemali Batra checks her e-mail compulsively.
But immediate access to technology was a luxury she missed on her solo trip to Malawi last summer.
When she told her parents she planned to...
As the sun streamed in through the windows of T-Spoons on Market Street, a cheerful UI sophomore, Tiantian Sun, described her efforts to create the first Asian sorority on campus, alpha Kappa Delta Phi.
Sun’s...
A Coralville man was arrested after allegedly hitting a woman seven times with a metal pipe and holding her against her will, according to the Coralville police.
Wallace Galbreath, 52, was charged Sept....
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors now face even more obstacles in deciding on a new jail or justice center.
At their Thursday meeting, supervisors pushed back the date to decide whether to pursue...
