With the longest government shutdown in U.S. history continuing into its 34th day, some Iowa banks and credit unions are offering a special loan program to federal employees facing a dearth of paychecks.
Some...
“Every student has the right to be represented by a democratic student government,” Section 8 of the Student Bill of Rights states.
Demographics Assessment Team lead Tristan Schmidt kept this statement...
Although many college students are probably aware of the high level of stress on their campus, or in their daily lives at school, fewer have probably given thought to the benefits of learning how to prevent...
UPDATE Feb. 2: The legislation recently passed a three-member Senate Education subcommittee — the first procedural hurdle to becoming a state law. From there, the Senate Education Committee will need...
UI printmaking Assistant Professor Terry Conrad has created artwork inspired by tagging along with a research mission studying tiny creatures called foraminifera, a group of single-cell organisms able...
“If you play their game, you can defeat them at their own game.”
As Ron Stallworth sat behind a microphone in KRUI’s studio Wednesday afternoon, the crisp January sunlight seemed to shine through...
Emily Wangen, Politics Reporter
• January 23, 2019
With 137,000 Iowans living with chronic and serious mental illness and approximately 220 practicing psychiatrists, Iowa psychiatrists hope a new proposal from Iowa’s governor will bring more psychiatric...
An immune reaction to an infection that could be viral, could be bacterial, and could be in any organ system in the body, sepsis is a life-threatening illness of the blood that is classically difficult...
Twelve years after its establishment, the Iowa Center for Research by Undergraduates is shifting to engage a broader scope of students in an effort to provide not only more opportunities but make the existing...
