Rabbi Jeff Portman plans to be at the Johnson County Courthouse this morning. It would be the fifth time in the last month.
After a trial that concluded March 13, Curtis Fry, 22, will hear today whether...
UI Professor Emeritus Peter Nathan just can’t stop thinking about alcohol.
But the former interim UI president and provost isn’t thinking about it in the way most UI students do on the weekends. He...
More UI employees and their family members are seeking counseling from the UI Employee Assistance Program — and officials expect the number to climb.
In March, the program’s officials hired a temporary...
Iowa City’s North Side neighborhood is one step closer to being accepted as a historic district.
The Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend a proposal for the neighborhood...
The first few weeks of class are crucial to the success of new students at community colleges, and officials at Kirkwood Community College are already gearing up for a bigger welcome event next semester.
“It...
An average of 1,500 Iowans — 6 percent of the state’s population — die each year from injury-related deaths, according to a recent report by the UI Injury Prevention Research Center and the Iowa...
Courageous trailblazers.
For Quinnetta Claytor, those two words define her fellow Delta Sigma Theta sisters, nearly 100 of whom will descend upon the UI campus this weekend to celebrate the 90th anniversary...
Q: “Why did the UI Main Library install a flat-screen TV to show which computers were open?”
A: The ITS staff in the UI Main Library added a 52-inch monitor in late fall 2008 at the entrance to the...
DI: UISG campaigns have kicked off. What role do you have in communicating with candidates to discuss the platforms with the leaders? Have the new party leaders come to speak with you yet?
Mason: They...
Bill Jones was undaunted by the souring economy when he and his friends split off from AMP, a music-review magazine, to start their own review site.
“I started talking to the editor-in-chief … about...
It takes a lot to get most UI students out of bed at 8 a.m., even if it is for class.
But by 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, four UI students were fully awake in a North Central Junior High classroom with shelves...
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors will hold a formal vote today to appoint Andy Johnson as the board’s new executive assistant.
Johnson, 48, is at present the executive director of the Housing...
