Though the UI is considering suspending the graduate German program for the next two years, the state Board of Regents took the item off its agenda Thursday morning.
UI Provost Wallace Loh said the UI...
AMES — UI officials did not propose a new location for the Hancher complex at the state Board of Regents meeting Thursday, despite expectations to do so after the last conference in April.
UI President...
AMES — The UI may cut as many as 130 jobs by July 2010, part of an effort to slash its budget by $34 million, UI President Sally Mason told the state Board of Regents Thursday.
Officals hope to save...
Former UI vice president for Student Services Phillip Jones sued UI President Sally Mason on Wednesday, accusing her of wrongfully firing him after the investigations into an alleged assault in Hillcrest.
The...
A local tourism group wants to hear more of the statement, “I now pronounce you partners for life.”
That’s why the Iowa City/Coralville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau has established a committee...
School’s out for summer — but many UI students are back for more.
As of June 5, 10,707 students had enrolled for the summer sessions, and more are likely to do so, said Doug Lee, associate dean of...
It may have been a Tuesday, but UI senior Miranda Welch still had something to celebrate. The University Student Health Insurance Plan will now increase its coverage to include gynecological testing. Welch,...
Incoming UI medical resident Lisa Zittergruen — who will specialize in family medicine — understands the reality of her decision to pursue a career in primary care.
“I never wanted to become very...
The average cost of a wedding today is roughly $21,000. But for one UI alum and his fiancée, the walk down the aisle might just cost nothing at all.
UI graduate Brian Froelich and fiancée Kellee Zavala...
Because Tiffin has a growing population and a new high school in the works, Johnson County law-enforcement officials want deputies to spend more time patrolling the expanding town.
But some officials...
One Iowa City police official considers a witness as vital as the physical evidence when investigating a case.
But despite a year of numerous fatal accidents and violent crimes, officers see a discouraging...
A proposed change to include fights and other violent behavior under Iowa City’s ordinance against disorderly conduct would mean more money for the city and less for the state.
The city’s definition...
