The Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved an agreement with the University of Iowa and the Johnson County Conservation Board during its April 30 formal meeting for the operation and maintenance...
In the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, 20 percent of all students are first-generation, inspiring UI alumna Miekeleen Hart to fund the First-Gen Success Network — an initiative designed to...
University of Iowa students and alumni in the Campaign to Organize Graduate Students, or COGS, are celebrating 30 years since the union’s founding, while continuing to maneuver a changing bargaining...
A jury in Iowa’s 6th Judicial District delivered a “not guilty” verdict on April 28 for a man arrested on murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing an Iowa City man in March 2025.
Antavis...
Materials in the Iowa City State Historical Society cannot be relocated until a legal dispute between the State of Iowa and local Iowa City petitioners is resolved, a judge ruled on April 26.
The...
For 55 years, the University of Iowa's Women's Resource and Action Center, or WRAC, has been a staple in Iowa City, offering support for women, men, the LGBTQ+ community, people of color, and individuals...
Over a week after a shooting on the Iowa City Pedestrian Mall on April 19 that injured five people, including three University of Iowa students, Bridge Iowa, a UI student organization created to foster...
The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine is piloting a new American Sign Language course aimed at improving communication between medical providers and deaf patients.
Access to American...
Bird House–Hospice Home of Johnson County celebrated 10 years since its founding in April 2016. The Iowa City home at 8 Lime Kiln Ln NE was established by Lois Bird following the passing of her husband,...
Readers can find a talking whale, God, and animal facts of all kinds in University of Iowa English professor Paige Lewis’s debut novel, “Canon.”
“Canon” will be published as a novel in...
Around one hundred protesters gathered on the Pentacrest on Tuesday to participate in the annual Take Back The Night march in Iowa City. The march, now in its 50th year, seeks to raise awareness and support...
After months of financial uncertainty, the Iowa City Community School District is stepping back from a previously considered $25 million borrowing plan, citing improved revenues and reduced spending...
