The Iowa Department of Education approved a $600,000 grant to be split between nine school districts across the state. This grant aims to help expand child care programs and provide students with a...

According to the University of California San Francisco, Huntington’s disease affects one in every 10,000 to 20,000 people in the U.S., and there is no definitive cure for the disease. But that...

Holding signs with messages such as “Cap Elon, not the NIH” and “Iowa is Raising Pigs Smarter than the Ones in Office,” hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the University of Iowa Pentacrest...

Over one hundred demonstrators gathered on the Pentacrest in Iowa City early morning on Friday to participate in the Stand Up For Science rally happening nationally. The rally responded to the Trump...

The Johnson County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved to tack on more than $30,000 to the Administration and Health and Human Services building remodel budget. The decision will cover 10...

University of Iowa Health Care has increased its usage of the telemedicine system, also referred to as telehealth, to deal with an influx of respiratory illnesses this cold and flu season. Telehealth...

The University of Iowa’s International Writing Program saw a significant cut in funding last month after the U.S. Department of State determined that grants previously awarded to the program no longer...

Recognizing the growing need for connection in an increasingly isolated world, Brad Baldwin launched Sangha Wellness Collective, a shared space in Iowa City’s Northside neighborhood designed for...

Around 750 employees for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, have been laid off in recent weeks, according to reports from NPR. The CDC is among a multitude of federal agencies...

Throughout the U.S., only 8 percent of hospitals along with 14 Veteran Affairs programs are recognized as Pathway to Excellence organizations by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. The Pathway...

Last night, after a long and controversial battle for a vacant seat on Iowa City’s City Council, candidate Oliver Weilein emerged victorious against running opponent Ross Nusser. Weilein was able...

A new bill going through the Iowa legislature on March 5 and 6 would affect homelessness and homeless shelters. Supervisor Rod Sullivan announced the House legislature passed a new bill that would...