A UI professor is under investigation by a weekly medical journal for a possible conflict of interest stemming from a research article.
The work — an article by UI psychiatry Professor Robert Robinson...
UI officials will seek approval to relocate the Hancher/Voxman/Clapp complex at the Board of Regents meeting next week.
According to the meeting agenda, officials have outlined seven reasons for replacing...
Like many other college students, Ladu Boyo is contemplating taking out a loan next year.
But this money wouldn’t be put toward books or additional semester hours. It would help fund his campaign for...
People craned their heads Thursday to watch several UI women carrying buckets of water on their heads across campus.
Men accompanied them carrying yellow signs saying, “If you were in Africa, you would...
Speaking amid steel columns, a gentle, ever-present whirring sound, and fluorescent factory lights, President Obama implored the country to back his ambitious energy plan in a Newton wind-energy plant...
After accusations of cheating, backstabbing, name calling, and voting delays, Go Party was victorious in what UI Student Government President-elect Mike Currie called “the longest, hardest-fought campaign”...
While a pornographic-video producer described a scene from his movie, nervous laughter from various UI students filled the darkened auditorium of the Becker Communication Studies Building.
Robert Jensen...
Seeing the secret life of a surgeon, learning intricacies of a courtroom, crunching a university budget, or picking at the brain of an engineer — they all have one thing in common.
Each will be the...
From a small plot of West Campus land, a new university garden will provide fresh crops for IMU diners.
The new student-run garden will grow vegetables for volunteer gardeners and on-campus eaters alike,...
Johnson County could gain two magistrates if the state court administrator has his way.
“He just doesn’t have that authority,” said Judge Warren Bush, who is suing State Court Administrator David...
Iowa City School District officials recently announced they will reduce several library positions — a move one librarian called a “big mistake.”
At Shimek and Hills Elementary Schools — the two...
While it’s not possible to stop every random act of violence, local officials say, prevention at high schools has become much more advanced.
Monday marked the 10-year anniversary of the Columbine High...
