A small crowd of supporters gathered in the Iowa Memorial Union’s North Room on Monday to hear from Ian Haworth, a Jewish and conservative media personality, exactly one year since the Oct. 7 attack...
For the last four years, the University of Iowa has declared its intention to integrate sustainability into its teaching, research, and public engagement missions. It’s following through on that promise...
Four years ago, a professor and researcher at the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business began working with a nonprofit program spawned from Yves Saint Laurent, a French fashion and beauty...
According to the University of Iowa’s 2024 Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy, Crime Statistics and Fire Safety Annual Report, reports of rape on campus more than doubled in 2023 compared...
Iowa City is around a year into a pilot program for community “resilience hubs,” which will provide educational programming and support to residents during times of weather-related emergencies.
According...
Johnson County community members got hands-on with wildlife Sunday in the first-ever “Wings and Wild Things Festival.”
Taking place at Kent Park in Oxford, Iowa, the festival aimed to promote and...
A new initiative in Johnson County is working to prepare people to serve as board members for nonprofit organizations.
The Community Foundation of Johnson County, Greater Iowa City, and United Way of...
Although mosquitos might not be flying around as often right now compared to some sweltering summer nights, West Nile virus peaks at the end of the summer and early fall. Spread through mosquito bites,...
Johnson County Public Health has partnered with the platform CredibleMind to curate a website to promote the mental well-being of those searching for resources.
This free website launched on Tuesday,...
This is a developing story, check back for updates.
A widespread IT outage Sunday has taken down internet access, uiowa.edu, and multiple campus IT systems, particularly impacting off-campus users....
Jack Moore, Managing News Editor
• October 5, 2024
About 100 pro-Palestinian protesters gathered on the University of Iowa’s Pentacrest Saturday, recognizing International Day of Action for Palestine as the one-year mark of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel...
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors amended a loan agreement totaling $1.2 million that will go to supporting peace officer equipment at their meeting Thursday. The board also declared September...
