A familiar face will return to the dugout at Banks Field in 2020.
Former Iowa infielder Jake Yacinich has been named the volunteer assistant coach for next season, head coach Rick Heller announced July...
An Iowa City man has been taken into custody after allegedly making threats against the University of Iowa on Facebook.
Rudy Marcelino, 45, 717 Iowa Ave., is charged with one count of threat of terrorism,...
Valparaiso transfer Bakari Evelyn committed to Fran McCaffery and the Hawkeyes in June, and he has officially signed, McCaffery announced July 11.
Evelyn averaged 8.4 points on 33.6 percent shooting...
For many members of the military, confronting mental health can be difficult. But researchers with a new study hope to connect service members with help before crises arise.
Kayla Reed-Fitzke, a University...
With the Mehaffey Bridge Road trail completed and the third phase of the Hoover Trail commencing soon, Johnson County’s vision of a more connected community is nearing fruition.
A county press release...
While poetry is often thought of as ink on paper, the work of concrete poets blurs the lines between written work and visual art.
The University of Iowa Libraries Special Collections is the new home...
The music festival 80/35 will return to Des Moines for its 12th year on July 12 and 13. The two-day experience will run on the first night and all day on the second with headliners Elle King and Portugal....
Matt Hankins has never intercepted a pass at Iowa.
He played in 12 games as a true freshman in 2017, making his first start in the regular-season finale against Nebraska, and he started eight games...
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, a 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful, told reporters in an Iowa City campaign stop that he does not support policies to completely forgive all outstanding student-loan debt...
On the rooftop of Filmscene, Ryan Gosling croons about stars while playing a piano on the screen. Wispy light from the projector hangs above a silent crowd. The sold-out showing of La La Land is one...
One of the nation’s oldest theater departments has produced new and innovative work for almost 100 years — in Iowa City.
As the University of Iowa Theater Department prepares for its 100th anniversary...
From skateboarding and hip-hop to teaching English in Mexico, University of Iowa student Erik Ovrom’s unique story has led to his becoming one of this year’s Fulbright scholars.
Before heading to...
