In collaboration with CommUnity Crisis Services, the University of Iowa expanded its 24/7 support and crisis line from undergraduate students to faculty, staff, graduate students, and post-doctoral...
Whether it’s women’s basketball sweatshirts or classic University of Iowa crewnecks, students around campus are constantly seen wearing UI apparel.
The UI’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...
The Iowa City Police Department has purchased $350,000 worth of vehicles after dealing with months of supply chain shortages and delays.
This purchase — as well as other smaller equipment purchases...
The University of Iowa Undergraduate Student Government approved a new program Tuesday night called Rideshare, which aims to provide students with a cheaper option when using a night ride service.
Rideshare...
Jack Moore, Assistant News Editor
• February 7, 2024
Short’s Burger and Shine in downtown Iowa City will remain open pending the outcome of an appeal from a lawsuit brought on by the restaurant's landlord MidWestOne Bank.
According to court filings,...
As part of the Iowa City Community School District’s commitment to equity, the district is having discussions on plans to diversify library collections and facilitate conversations on religion in...
Iowa City will pay former firefighter Sadie McDowell $925,000 in a settlement after she sued the city in 2022 on reported claims of sexism, racism, and homophobia in the workplace.
The Iowa City...
Jack Moore, Assistant News Editor
• February 6, 2024
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Short’s Burger and Shine was ordered to vacate its downtown Iowa City restaurant at 18 S. Clinton St. by Feb. 10 after a judge ruled the business...
A national program for student golf caddies is growing at the University of Iowa.
The Evans Scholarship Foundation supports college students, including 10 UI students, who work as golf caddies...
The University of Iowa has forgone its use of the laundry app 4thID to turn back to student ID card swiping in residence halls.
The 4thID app was installed and used during the 2022-23 academic school...
Jack Moore, Assistant News Editor
• February 6, 2024
Equipped with a llama, two horses, four goats, and more animals, a new youth crisis center will begin accepting residents on March 1 to give youth a safe space in Iowa City.
“They’ll come...