After years in the works, the UI is partnering with Des Moines Area Community College in a program enabling community college students to graduate as a Hawkeye without ever leaving their campus.
The partnership...
A convicted sex offender was recently arrested for allegedly failing to register after moving to Iowa City, according to the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office.
Michael Roe, Jr., 28, 411 S. Lucas St. Apt....
In the world of Iowa City food carts, the night owl gets the revenues — but the early bird gets the crêpes.
The city requires vendors downtown to operate at certain times throughout the week, but many...
The new schedule posted on the automatic glass entrance doors of the UI Studio Arts Building has at least one enemy.
Sara Gomer, a UI junior art major, sees the building’s hours — now to be locked...
Tiffany Lewis’ homeroom class at Horn Elementary took a break Tuesday from a science lesson to listen to President Obama’s back-to-school speech.
“We’re going to have a speech from President Obama...
Members of the UI Faculty Senate still have doubts about the university’s future after a presentation from UI Provost Wallace Loh during the group’s first meeting Tuesday.
Loh outlined future plans...
A local union filed an injunction Tuesday in an attempt to prevent officials at the UI Hospitals and Clinics from mandating flu shots for its employees.
Representatives of the Service Employees International...
Although students don’t have the opportunity to formally study advertising at the UI, one group is aiming to help them gain experience in the field.
The re-emergence of Students in Advertising is entering...
Voters elected incumbent Mike Cooper and newcomers Tuyet Dorau and Sarah Swisher to the Iowa City School Board during record-breaking turnout at the polls on Tuesday.
Swisher earned 54 percent of the...
Min Huang took experimenting to new heights — literally — when she participated in a NASA science program this past summer.
Huang, a UI graduate student in chemical engineering and a native of China,...
Great Danes, Newfoundlands, Shih Tzus, and Labradors will take laps in a pool usually filled with less furry patrons today as part of the City Park Pool’s seventh-annual Dog Paddle.
On Tuesday, the...
Though a day in the library might seem like poison for some UI students, 40 Iowa teachers are learning how to make that stack of books appealing.
Amber Swenson, who has taught at West High for eight years,...
