In a room away from all the loud music and excitement, there is a memorial for the children who have lost their battle with cancer. The soft sound of piano and flowing water from a fountain sets the mood...
Deana and Jeremy Lanferman’s oldest son, Flynn, is 14 now. He was 3 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer and went through three relapses and three bone marrow transplants.
Flynn’s last bone...
Emily Wangen, Politics Reporter
• February 1, 2019
Feb. 5 update: This article has been updated with exact times and locations of Cory Booker's Iowa stops.
Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., will visit Iowa City at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at an Iowa City home as part...
With over 2,800 dancers, 300 leaders, 950 families, and 600 volunteers, the 25th University of Iowa Dance Marathon has officially kicked off.
Charlie Ellis, the executive director of Dance Marathon,...
Higher-education leaders and University of Iowa officials, students, and organizations added public comments requesting more flexibility in proposed changes in how federally funded educational institutions...
“Mommy, I want to be a little boy forever.”
Christmas 2012 brought one lasting memory for Pam Codd and her family as 5-year-old son Dashiell Maccabee Codd hugged her close with his brand-new teddy...
Authorities have accused a Coralville man of possessing 10.1 ounces of marijuana in his car.
Robert Dixon, 27, was charged Jan. 31 with failure to affix drug stamp, controlled-substance violation,...
The University of Iowa College of Engineering recently announced a partnership with Engineer Your World, a program designed to help high-school students interpret the engineering world and become more...
A University of Iowa assistant professor of computer science is developing a phone application to help visually impaired people walk around a track.
Kyle Rector said the app uses camera sensors to tell...
An external review of University of Iowa Athletics’ employment practices — ordered after the UI paid $6.5 million to settle discrimination lawsuits — reports finding no “inequitable treatment of...
