The University of Iowa has requested approval from the state Board of Regents to change the name of the M.A. in Leisure Studies program to M.A. in Sport and Recreation Management.
The proposed name change...
Despite the reaction from some University of Iowa alumni about the Tippie College of Business’ announcement in August that it plans to close its full-time M.B.A. program, the college’s dean maintains...
DI: You’re coming into your second full year as president of the University of Iowa. How would you say you’ve taken the UI from “great to greater,” as you said you wanted to in 2015. What still...
Molly Hunter
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The Iowa City City Council deferred indefinitely action on an ordinance amendment allowing alcohol in city parks through a permit process.
Comments from community...
Members of the University of Iowa community are voicing a commitment to the UI’s values of community, inclusion, and respect after the announcement on Tuesday that President Trump’s administration...
Despite the formerly undocumented status of her immigrant father and maternal grandparents, University of Iowa sophomore Marina Jaimes said she does not agree with the Obama administration’s Deferred...
At play in the fields of the child
By Madison Purvis
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Sept. 16 through 29 will be filled with activities throughout the Johnson County community as PLAYvolution takes a place...
Emergency situations in rental properties can lead to rent being abated.
One of the 15 steps in the Affordable Housing Action Plan was presented at a City Council meeting Tuesday night dealing with rent...
The Department of Public Safety’s Students Helping Out, or SHOUT, program is entering its third week of operation, and so far, has been successful.
The program uses trained student ambassadors as a...
“Dear user, update your account” is a phrase that is being seen by UI students more often than it should. The phrase is the introduction to a spam email that is that being sent out to uiowa.edu addresses...
Classes were canceled today in the John Pappajohn Business Building because a construction crew hit an active sprinkler head on the third floor of the building, causing temporary water damage, UI officials...
The Johnson County Medical Examiner's Office concluded from autopsy results that 22-year- old Kaleek Asham Douglas Jones, a victim of the Aug. 27 Pedestrian Mall shooting, died as a result of gunshot wounds.
"The...
