Despite a still troubled economy, Thursday’s Student Job Fair saw roughly the same number of students and employers as last year.
With résumés and class schedules in hand, around 1,400 UI students...
Jordan Loperena has accomplished what most sports fans only dream about.
The UI senior helped set up the SkyCam for the ESPN/ABC broadcast of the Iowa-Penn State game last November, worked camera utility...
A hush fell over the crowd of more than 100 UI students as they stood and turned to face the altar in Old Brick.
Suddenly, hip-hop music drowned out the sound of rain on stained glass as UI junior Hai...
UI faculty leaders had mixed feelings after hearing about a university plan to hire 100 faculty for new positions over the next five years despite budget cuts.
The Task Force on Research and Creative...
UI students could have a major effect on this November’s election: Three are running for spots on the Iowa City City Council.
Thursday night marked the deadline for candidates to secure spots on the...
The Iowa Attorney General’s Office gave the UI Faculty Senate confirmation Thursday that it does not have to abide by Iowa’s open-meetings laws.
UI Faculty Senate — composed of 81 representatives...
The Field House gymnasium filled with hollow echoes on Thursday as participants smacked each other against a hard mat.
Nearly a dozen people, wrapped in white robes, shouted spontaneously as they demonstrated...
At 6 a.m. Thursday, puddles peppered the sidewalks of the Pedestrian Mall where, fewer than four hours earlier, students drifted home after the bars closed like the small streams of rainwater meandering...
UI officials are drafting a letter in President Sally Mason’s name asking the Anheuser-Busch corporation to reconsider using black and gold colors in its “Fan Can” promotion.
The future of the popular...
After five years of active duty in the Army and four days into his second year at the UI, Drew Mangler is unsure how he will pay his rent.
Mangler, like roughly 60 other UI students, applied for financial...
The Taste of Iowa City brought varying tastes, walks of life, and weather patterns to downtown Wednesday. But the mid-afternoon downpour didn’t deter event organizer and Bo-James owner Leah Cohen from...
When a Cambus with a sign “Music/Theater” clanked to a halt in front of Schaeffer Hall this week, there were no passengers inside.
The lack of music students laden with instruments marks progress...
