Iowa basketball hasn’t had much experience playing with frustration as of late. After all, everything had been going the Hawkeyes’ way with buzzer-beaters and 3-pointers in drama-filled wins over the...
Emily Wangen, Politics Reporter
• February 19, 2019
Iowa’s medical marijuana program has changed since its inception — the approval of a manufacturer, five dispensaries in the state, and an increase in the number of patients using the products. In this...
The Iowa City City Council on Feb. 19 discussed a plan for converting a portion of Mormon Trek Boulevard from a four-lane to a three-lane street.
In the proposal, two traffic lanes would run in opposite...
Graduate Hotel workers confronted their employers on Tuesday, alleging mistreatment and an uncomfortable working environment.
The workers reached out to the Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa...
The First-Generation Summit Planning Committee strongly urges the University of Iowa Student Government Senate to override the UISG president’s veto of legislation that would fund the second First-Generation...
The University of Iowa has heard the community’s calls to “Save the Labor Center.”
The state Board of Regents may vote to reconsider the Labor Center’s closure at the governing board’s Feb....
University of Iowa Student Government senators will vote at the group’s meeting tonight on legislation the organization’s president recently vetoed because of concerns regarding spending student fees.
At...
Megan Gustafson now has almost every major record possible for an Iowa basketball player. She has more rebounds, points, double-doubles, and Player of the Week awards than any Hawkeye has ever had.
Yet,...
The Richard O. Jacobson Foundation recently contributed $4.5 million to create two endowed chairs at the University of Iowa Stead Family Pediatrics Department.
There are 15 divisions in the Pediatrics...
Iowa City’s Lucky’s Market plans to permanently shut its doors on March 4.
The grocery, 1668 Sycamore St., opened in 2015 after the departure of Von Maur, the mall’s former flagship store. Von Maur...
Likely Democratic presidential candidate and senator from New York, Kirsten Gillibrand, made campaign stops in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City on Monday, where she condemned President Donald Trump’s negligence...
Emily Wangen, Politics Reporter
• February 18, 2019
“I’m about to jump in, the water’s warm,” U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., joked Monday, referring to his decision on whether or not he will be running for President.
The Sac City native turned...
