The UI Institute of Public Affairs will help devastated Postville plan a new future — free of charge.
As Postville residents work to get back on their feet, the Institute of Public Affairs will step...
UI Student Government officials made it clear Tuesday they will not recognize recent action by the Executive Council of Graduate and Professional Students.
On Feb. 11, the Executive Council unanimously...
The Coralville City Council discussed funding a storm-sewer system flood-mitigation project with money from a proposed local-option sales tax at its work session Tuesday night.
The flood-mitigation project...
The 10,000 Hours Show of Eastern Iowa announced Monday that Girl Talk will be the performer featured at the annual 10,000 Hours concert in April.
“We wanted something fun, energetic, and different from...
Q: “If ITS really wants us to print double-sided copies in the ITCs, why does it cost the same as printing single-sided copies?”
A: The cost of printing single-sided and double-sided documents is...
A team of UI student engineers hopes residents of Ghana will see an improvement in their drinking water quality thanks to the students’ development of a hand-held water sanitizer.
Because Ghana, in...
Cities throughout Iowa are set to receive a portion of the $1.9 billion expected to flow into the state from the national stimulus package, though constraints in the bill have set limitations for desired...
With billions of dollars in stimulus money set to flow into Iowa, officials are anxious to fund coveted infrastructure programs and shore up the state’s budget.
But they’ll have to wait a few more...
After a heated debate, a $787 billion compromise, and nearly 1,100 pages of legislation, the federal stimulus bill is set to be signed by President Obama today — keeping UI officials on the edge of their...
After the anticipated Federal Economic Reinvestment and Recovery Act becomes law with President Obama’s signature, some UI economists say the bill is a good move.
“It’s a mistake to expect miracles,”...
Of the thousands of individuals who wash their hands, hydrate, and use water daily on the UI campus, some may be picking up on a distinct odor this winter: chlorine.
But the smell is not the result of...
UI freshman Serena Everhart said she writes in a journal weekly — it’s one way the Muscatine native relieves some of her stress from classes, extracurricular activities, and work.
“There are many...
