As construction workers piece together the puzzle that is the new 215,000-square-foot Campus Recreation and Wellness Center, UI officials are completing plans to change the way the university charges people...
With 10 years of campaign material packed up, his office is getting bare. Books are stacked into boxes and photos taken down.
David Redlawsk is leaving.
Starting this fall, the UI associate political...
Al Rothlisberger faced a difficult decision after graduating from high school: go straight into the Army or continue his education.
But then he found a solution. The Army Reserve Officers’ Training...
Students are racking up police records along with bar wristbands and empty bottles.
According to a UI report, the number of students charged with non-traffic-related crimes rose by 12.5 percent from 2007-08...
Last year’s flood damaged 22 UI buildings. For the Arts Campus, officials are still hashing out plans for the few edifices authorized for reconstruction.
But they face more than the question of where...
UI graduate teaching assistant John Rost requested July 9 off for the Martyrdom of the Bab, a Baha’I Holy Day. He had no trouble getting accommodations.
“I just let my TA know that I wasn’t going...
A Cedar Rapids woman was killed recently when a whitetail deer struck a motorcycle she was riding on Interstate 380 near Center Point, Iowa. The driver, Donald Bruce, was taken to UI Hospitals and Clinics...
A recent study shows a computer program that improves cognitive abilities in the elderly helps keep them safer and reduces how much they must pay for medical care.
Fredric Wolinsky, a UI professor of...
Iowa schools are being blown away by the demand for wind-energy training. Experts say they see the upward trend in Iowa, ranked second in the nation for wind power production capacity.
At the UI, officials...
Law-school admissions offices are facing a bittersweet paradox.
While the economy may be down, unemployed college graduates’ interest in postgraduate education is taking off.
“Generally, we do well...
UI junior Sean Schwabenlander attended a lecture on Islam when he was a sophomore in high school. A year later, he converted to the religion.
He will hear a similar presentation on July 12, but this time...
