UI graduate student Jessie Grafenberg has seen it all too often.
An oblivious driver, looking to make a right turn at a red light, narrowly avoids barreling into her as she waits on her black-and-red...
Longtime Daily Iowan staff member Kelsey Beltramea will be the editor in chief for the 2009-10 school year, working toward continued web and television convergence, in addition to community involvement.
The...
All UI faculty, professional and scientific employees, and institutional officers could see their salaries frozen for fiscal 2010.
State Board of Regents President David Miles said he plans to ask the...
As some UI students pack their bathing suits, suntan lotion, and flip-flops in preparation for spring break, others are loading their suitcases with work boots and T-shirts.
Many alternative spring-break...
Recent tallies indicate the UI’s College of Law received 10 percent fewer applications than last year, and the UI’s Graduate College has experienced an 8 percent dip. Despite falling numbers, university...
After nine weeks in Africa and hundreds of hours spent compiling research, UI senior Amanda Irish was finally able to showcase her work Monday in Des Moines.
Irish was one of 20 UI students selected to...
UI Lecturer Judy Collins’ nursing career is focused on medicine and the healing power of words.
As a former psychiatric mental-health nurse, she spent most of her days checking on patients and helping...
Four home nurses testified at the murder trial of 22-year-old Curtis Fry on Monday, describing their patient — whom Fry allegedly beat to death — as weak and unstable.
Fry, of Wilton, Iowa, is charged...
Both parties involved in an alleged sexual assault in Mayflower on Sunday morning have voluntarily come forward and agreed their actions were consensual.
No further action will be taken regarding the...
A look back
This past weekend’s rain left 2 feet of standing water in Marsha Darby’s yard just outside of Iowa City. And though it had subsided to a few inches on the squishy turf...
Some of the nation’s top natural-disaster experts will head to Iowa City this week, ready to help the UI community understand the science behind the summer’s flood.
The speakers — hailing from major...
Whether slathered in spices, blanketed in bacon, or sizzling in salt and pepper, corn may come to Iowa City in a whole new package, freshening up the street-food scene one cob at a time.
CorNroc, a new...
