Greek letters and vibrant T-shirts overwhelmed the IMU’s second-floor ballroom as students lined up to donate blood at the annual Homecoming blood drive.
The UI Homecoming Committee sponsored the event,...
Add, mix, and wait.
They are instructions Regina Miller follows daily.
She started cooking when she was a kid. However, after adding two cups of baking soda to her cupcake mixture by accident, it seemed...
The primary to determine which four candidates will advance to the Nov. 3 Iowa City City Council elections will be held today. Candidates are vying for two open seats.
Iowa City residents should vote...
The 2nd Iowa Congressional District, which includes Iowa City, has more uninsured individuals than any other Iowa district, according to a report released Monday.
A total of 56,015 people in the district...
Several public transit and parking ramp schedules will be changed during Friday’s Homecoming parade.
The last Iowa City Transit buses will leave the downtown interchange at 3:45 p.m., relocating to...
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...
Not every disability comes with a wheelchair.
From mental illness to hearing loss and learning difficulties, hundreds of UI students live every day with a disability, but many go unnoticed.
In an attempt...
Three Iowa City men were arrested after throwing a keg party and allegedly selling alcohol to a police officer and people under the legal age, according to Iowa City police.
John Solsma, 21, was charged...
The Fraternal Order of Eagles delivered the first $5 million installment of a $25 million pledge to establish the Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center.
Eagles leaders presented the gift...
Labyrinth Days for the 2009-10 school year began at Old Brick on Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m.
The events will continue at the same time through December and again in February through May.
Hosted by Soul Friends,...
