University of Iowa faculty and students took over the public-comment session of the state Board of Regents meeting — again — on Thursday to advocate for the creation of a sick-leave bank for faculty.
Protests...
Aadit Tambe, Assistant Digital Editor
• April 18, 2019
A second case of measles has been confirmed in Iowa, according to a press release from the Iowa Department of Public Health.
This case in an unvaccinated resident in northeast Iowa who is in household...
I was already in college when I first heard the name “George Stout.”
George Leslie Stout was born in 1897 and went on to become a World War II hero and a pioneer of art conservation. But despite the...
Eyes narrowed through his round glasses, Charles Ray’s hand skillfully sketched an image of welded steel rods and wheels on the packaging of his Java House bagel. Every action Ray, a world-renowned artist,...
During the first year of college, the social connections students make with their peers can determine their future at a university, according to a recent University of Iowa study.
Researchers in the...
Last year, Iowa City hosted 189 visitors from 68 different countries, helping build global ties locally.
This effort is led by Council for International Visitors Iowa Cities. Founded 33 years ago, CIVIC...
At a national meeting of the League of American Bicyclists in March, local bicycle advocate Bob Oppliger, a member of the organization’s Board of Directors, learned of an event that piqued his interest:...
On-campus residents were given the opportunity to voice their opinions on a number of housing and dining issues in the fall 2018 resident-satisfaction survey.
The survey asked students questions about...
Thirty-eight percent of monarch butterflies are born in the upper Midwest — but their numbers are dwindling rapidly.
A group of University of Iowa environmental-engineering students is working to...
