The UI appointed a new director of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication Wednesday.
David D. Perlmutter — a professor in the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications...
Watching a mini-screening of the one-hour documentary Miya of the Quiet Strength, the story of Miya Rodolfo-Sioson — the lone survivor of the 1991 shootings on the UI campus — Barbara Schelar could...
Q: “Why aren’t any of the crosswalks in downtown Iowa City equipped with beeping signals for blind pedestrians?”
A: Though this has been an issue that has been looked at in the past, Iowa City transportation...
Two new voluntary programs will save money for UI Hospitals and Clinics, officials announced Tuesday.
The first option will allow UIHC employees and UI Carver College of Medicine faculty and staff to...
The state Board of Regents would be authorized to sell $100 million in bonds to rebuild flood-damaged UI buildings under a new Iowa Legislature proposal.
The bill was unveiled and subsequently passed...
When Lindsey Quinn first heard about the possibility of adding same-sex partner Cybil Wriedt to her insurance plan as a spouse rather than a domestic partner, she didn’t think there would be a difference....
Iowa City caught global attention more than five months ago when its writing community became one of just three official Cities of Literature in the world.
Working from the only place in the United States...
With recruiters working on the go and jobs fleeing, eye-catching résumés are even more crucial to landing a job.
With the use of such handheld technological devices as iPhones, the way employers read...
When high-school senior Hana Ibrik decided she wanted to learn Arabic, she was forced to look beyond the walls of City High.
The 17-year-old chose to study Arabic at the UI as a postsecondary option to...
The world of Facebook has transformed from a simple tool to share comments and pictures to a complex and diverse realm with uses for every niche.
Thomas Oetting, a UI clinical professor of ophthalmology,...
Since she was a child, UI sophomore Kristin Langhammer hasn’t been able to drink milk.
So when she began looking at colleges, the UI Food Service made her choice easier — it was willing to find her...
To debate, or not to debate, that is the question.
After UI Student Government President Maison Bleam selected Bryce Carlson — who has ties to Your Party — to moderate tonight’s UISG debate, members...
