After months of meeting between the council and developers, the Iowa City City Council last week unanimously approved the rezoning of the Pentacrest Garden project, which could expand student housing....
Anna Kayser, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 11, 2018
Iowa is gearing up for its second in-state rival in as many weeks with the realization that Northern Iowa won’t be an easy opponent.
With offensive struggles in the past two weeks, there’s a strong...
As Iowa soybean farmers approach harvest season, many are more concerned about the long-term economic damage of an ongoing trade dispute with China than short-term price drops.
Rob Ewoldt, a soybean...
Two businesses are measuring addiction and looking at its effects with as little as one drop of blood.
UI psychiatry Professor and CEO of Behavioral Diagnostics Robert Philibert has spent decades studying...
If the first two weeks of Iowa football have shown anything, it’s that the Hawkeye defense is pretty good.
Through the first two games, the defense allowed just 10 points, an average of 5 points a game,...
Funded in 2010 after UI students and teachers noticed a discrepancy between writing opportunities for adults versus children in Iowa City, the Iowa Youth Writing Project has now expanded into a fully funded...
Local labor leaders held a public hearing at the Old Brick on Monday evening to address community concerns about the planned closing of the University of Iowa Labor Center.
The center was one of seven...
Iowa’s privatized Medicaid system dominated conversation in a Monday afternoon forum, where six local legislative candidates took questions from a small crowd at the Coralville Public Library.
One...
The University of Iowa’s standing relative to its peer institutions as shown in U.S. News & World Report rankings will continue to slip without sufficient state funding, UI President Bruce Harreld...
Emptying beer cans onto the pavement, reaching into recycling bins to remove napkins that belong in the trash, and crushing plastic bottles to make room for more are only some examples of what the Kinnick...
Emily Wangen, Politics Reporter
• September 10, 2018
Seeking to serve a third term, Rep. David Young, R-Iowa, hopes to continue serving as a financial “watchdog” for Iowans as a member of Congress.
Young, 50, is running for re-election this fall to...
The University of Iowa’s Clinical Trials and Statistical Data Management Center served as a data-coordinating center for a recent study that found the drug Ibudilast slows brain atrophy, or shrinkage,...
