Though a rookie among disciplines such as physics, chemistry, and theology, the UI’s communication sciences and disorders department reigns as the grandfather among programs of its kind.
“Speech pathology...
The future of Iowa’s funding from the federal stimulus package became a little clearer for Johnson County voters on Feb. 28.
In the second of four legislative forums sponsored by the League of Women...
The characteristic worm-like grooves were there. The tiny cerebellum was there. Even the beginnings of a spinal cord could be seen. But this plastic-feeling organ was no replica.
It was a real human brain...
Judicial officials are even more fearful after recently hearing about some additional budget cut scenarios.
Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Marsha Ternus held a press conference on Feb. 19, warning the...
How Americans perceive France’s religious conceptions is detrimental to good relations between the two countries, says Jean-Baptiste Main de Boissiere, the French consul general in Chicago.
Main de...
In a contentious decision, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 in favor of a four-year plan for the proposed local-option sales tax in the event that voters approve it.
Voters will decide...
With graduation approaching, UI senior Ashley Danielson had applied at a handful of companies, but she didn’t land an interview until Wednesday’s Spring Job and Internship Fair.
“Before the fair,...
While weighing possible alternatives to combat rigid statewide budget cuts, furloughs at the UI may be a option — but not without plenty of complicated logistics.
Preparing for Gov. Chet Culver’s...
Since he let go of his Elvis Presley obsession and guitar hobby, Luther Bangert has become a major juggling enthusiast — juggling everything from flaming torches to bowling balls.
Bangert, who picked...
Prosecutors requested on Thursday that a judge order the attorneys for Curtis Fry to not use intoxication as Fry’s defense in the killing of a 75-year-old Iowa City man.
Police arrested 22-year-old...
Roller coasters aren’t part of the Iowa City skyline.
But with just office chairs and construction paper, students from Iowa high schools, including West High and City High, turned an IMU ballroom into...
The friendly, relaxed demeanor of James Matory immediately engaged the audience at his guest lecture Thursday — he held a beer bong and asked, “Does anyone know what this is?”
The Harvard professor...
