Two silent killers have crept their way into the American culture — work exhaustion and over-consumption.
John de Graaf, who lectured at the UI Monday night, speaks for over-worked employees and educates...
As the UI community attempts to increase disability awareness while the state budget slims down, officials in the mental-health program worry about future funding.
But with the volume of the cuts still...
A group of Iowa nurses wants to change the wording of a current state standard to ensure patient safety.
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses asked Iowa legislators to maintain the rule...
A new model of the Iowa River reveals that a cofferdam did not cause as much flooding last summer as many originally thought.
Some residents of the upstream Idyllwild neighborhood, located northwest of...
Roughly 70 people walking through the Old Capitol Town Center froze at the sound of a bell on Monday.
The volunteers — made up of UI students, Iowa City residents, and Rape Victim Advocacy Program members...
Without a job or steady income, Donna Austin and her four children were forced from Chicago to Iowa City. For a month now, they’ve lived in the Shelter House, uncertain of anything beyond today.
But...
It is a symbol of Hawkeye pride, and this year Kinnick Stadium is getting a makeover in its 80th year on campus.
Kinnick Stadium was named after 1939 Heisman Trophy winner Nile Kinnick, and it has a capacity...
The future of engineering is changing directions, and the interests of UI students are expanding to encompass environmental awareness.
Dean of the College of Engineering P. Barry Butler said renewable...
Thunderous drum beats, raging chants, and wild screaming filled the IMU Main Lounge April 11 as roughly 250 American Indian dancers competed to show their ancestral pride.
The dance and drum competitions...
Iowa City School District officials will recommend more cuts that could reduce spending by up to $2.4 million, Superintendent Lane Plugge said on April 10.
One of the recommended cuts is to freeze district...
Around this time last year, neon green-clad VIP Party supporters touted the promise of action over talk during their UI Student Government campaign.
One year after the VIP Party won the student election,...
Side by side at some points, bars pack the downtown area.
And the Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission will soon hear from a pair of experts on how that arrangement relates to what some describe as...
