Bruce Gronbeck is taking a different path after retiring as a professor of communication studies at the UI. His post-career plans still involve some golf — but he is teeing-off for a good cause.
“I...
UI students are looking for cheaper alternatives for buying books, and the University Bookstore has seen a decrease in sales.
UI graduate student Tim Hau said he likes saving money but prefers to have...
Students in the interdepartmental studies department can major in arts management, Romany studies, and even human rights.
And with the inclusion of three pre-approved interdepartmental-studies tracks,...
Iowa City police Capt. Rick Wyss had a specific goal before leaving the office on Wednesday. He wanted to submit his department’s application for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant.
With...
On Monday, UI student Erin Davis took her three children to the pool. On Tuesday, the 24-year-old finished her homework.
After having her first child when she was 17, Davis, the owner of in-home daycare...
Iowa residents seem to be taking the Department of Natural Resources’ bait, even though officials say they aren’t using any kind of fancy lure.
The department is on pace to set a record for fishing...
Universities facing sexual-assault lawsuits may be reprimanded not only for how officials responded but also for how they failed to prevent alleged incidents.
Lawyers from at least seven Big Ten universities...
Campus is getting crowded — at least for the UI Hospitals and Clinics. The organization is planning to expand, seeking state Board of Regents’ approval for an off-site building project.
Despite experiencing...
After inadvertently letting a burglar into his Arlington, Va., apartment building, Greg Whisenant decided to take action.
He founded a web-based crime-mapping service, which would have allowed police...
Victor Mansur, a recent UI graduate, drives a 1993 Jeep Cherokee. Under a government program to take effect at the end of the month, his vehicle could be eligible for a $4,500 rebate if he trades it in...
A rare heart abnormality may seem noteworthy in patient’s medical record.
But a recent study shows roughly 60 percent of those with the problem had no record of it even after three months of physicians...
