A DI reporter explains the government shutdown impact on UI dining halls, the Iowa City Women's March will begin this Saturday, and students discuss their transitions into spring semester. Find out more...
Area man charged in rash of burglaries
Authorities have accused a North Liberty man of committing a series of burglaries at farm buildings.
Aaron Parker, 24, was charged Jan. 16 with eight counts of...
A group of dedicated chess players has reinstated the University of Iowa Chess Club, hoping to provide a space for players of all levels to engage in friendly competition.
The club meets on Friday evenings...
Researchers in the University of Iowa College of Engineering are using drone-imaging technology to map harmful algae in Iowa’s water. Â
The project, led by Assistant Professors Corey Markfort and...
University of Iowa senior Erica Cole has managed to turn a tragedy into a triumph — and an exciting new business venture.
Cole lost a leg in a car accident in May 2018, and she began using a prosthetic...
As the government shutdown continues, University of Iowa Housing & Dining is keeping an eye on the food it serves in the residence halls that may be at risk while the Food and Drug Administration continues...
Iowa City and the University of Iowa have developed online databases to better track the trees that grow in city and on campus.
In the past week and a half, Iowa City Parks & Recreation opened the...
The University of Iowa Institute for Vision Research recently received a $5-million gift from Alice and John Butler to establish the Alice L. and John E. Butler Vision Research Fund, which will go toward...
Sarah Watson, Politics Reporter
• January 17, 2019
One of Iowa’s newly elected representatives in Congress, Rep. Cindy Axne, a Democrat, will be serving on the House Agriculture Committee after Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, was removed from the committee.
She...
Iowa City residents now have a new method of learning about their community and engaging with current events: a podcast all about Iowa City.
The Iowa City Matters podcast, the official podcast of Iowa...
At some point around 1 billion years ago, a titanic rift in the Earth’s crust threatened to create a new ocean. It thrust magma upwards across various parallel fractures, some of which would eventually...
