A pair of gray cloth slippers placed on the counter looked as if a dog had ripped them apart. The fabric connecting the sole of the slipper to the upper was completely detached. Fixing them would take...
Though going green has been a priority for UI Facilities Management in the past, its most recent steps have grabbed the attention of UI students.
This semester, workers are installing environmentally...
As UI senior Tyler Gunn leaned back comfortably in a black leather armchair in the Iowa City City Council chambers Thursday, he admitted that, yes, he does drink.
But the difference between him and many...
He gardens, cooks delicious meals, and enjoys driving his John Deere mower around his lawn. And he gave a presentation to high officials of the Catholic Church last month.
David Depew, the UI interim...
UI officials are wrapping up a project that left a cofferdam in the Iowa River during last summer’s flooding, that might have forced waters higher.
To cool university buildings, construction workers...
On the UI law campus, this weekend is all about women.
The UI Organization of Women Law Students and Staff will hold its annual Women in Law Conference — an event for prospective students, community...
Officials said they hope a new law — which would track pseudoephedrine sales electronically — will curb a rising number of arrests for purchasing the drug illegally, but they’re unsure when the new...
The Iowa City School Board met Wednesday with city, town, and county officials to discuss the importance of communicating on issues facing the School District.
Officials from Iowa City, North Liberty,...
Iowa City, Coralville, and North Liberty officials discussed future projects that would use revenue generated by a proposed local-option sales tax at a joint information session Wednesday night.
The tax,...
An attack injuring three men early Wednesday morning outside Jakes — sending at least two to the hospital after a handful of men reportedly jumped one of them — is the latest in a string of violence...
While UI officials consider faculty and staff layoffs, slashing pay, and a salary freeze, UI President Sally Mason maintains nothing is certain.
At each of the two budget forums Wednesday, she said the...
The final UI Student Government “debate” went on as planned Wednesday night — with just one hitch.
Only Your Party was there.
Earlier this week, representatives of Go Party and L Party expressed...
