The University of Iowa Student Government voted unanimously to create a permanent student-athlete liaison position on March 26.
The position is designed to increase collaboration between UISG and student-athletes...
“A carafe of the red and three glasses” were the key elements to this graduate-student women’s support group.
Five women writing their dissertations in the UI English Department use the three essentials...
Hawks Don’t Hate encouraged students to break down barriers and deconstruct the stereotypes that they have faced on campus through events this week.
The Hawks Don’t Hate events, held Monday at Catlett...
The University of Iowa Student Government on March 26 voted to allocate $17,390 from its contingency fund to the Walk it Out multicultural fashion show.
Walk it Out is the largest multicultural student...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee expanded aid eligibility on Tuesday for Iowans affected by major flooding with a $13.45 billion federal-relief package moving forward in the Senate...
Siyanda Mohutsiwa was in her home country of Botswana studying mathematics when she met the writer J.C. Hallman at a Catholic orphanage. He told her about a place in the U.S. called Iowa City, where the...
WASHINGTON — As the U.S. Senate rejected a resolution Tuesday commonly known as the Green New Deal, in interviews at the Capitol, Democratic members of Iowa’s congressional delegation hesitated to...
The trial of Cristhian Bahena Rivera, the 24-year-old man accused of slaying Mollie Tibbetts, will be moved out of Poweshiek County.
Tibbetts was found dead on Aug. 21, 2018, in the county after a...
In April 2014, after changes in the city’s water source, Flint, Michigan, became the subject of what is now known as a public-health disaster. An increase in water corrosiveness resulted in pipes releasing...
The Food and Drug Administration approved a new medication used to treat postpartum depression on March 19.
However, the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, along with other health-care facilities,...
The final candidate for University of Iowa associate vice president for diversity, equity, and inclusion, TaJuan Wilson, visited campus on Monday, presenting his model for a “paradigm shift” in diversity...