Cases of sextortion — the act of threatening to share someone’s nude or explicit images — are on the rise nationwide, with law enforcement agencies reporting increased incidents targeting teens...

The University of Iowa Writing Department created a podcast for writers affiliated with the university to dig deep into their writing portfolios from years prior and analyze not only the work, but...

Alex Barloon, a fourth-year computer science student at the University of Iowa, led the creation of a community mural on Brown St., enlisting the help of friends and local residents to celebrate iconic...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa filed a federal lawsuit late Wednesday night alleging Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate violated federal law when he instructed Iowa County auditors to challenge...

In the wake of the college “red zone,” campus organizations like the University of Iowa sorority Alpha Chi Omega have been trying to aid in the fight against sexual assault and domestic violence...

On the second floor of Calvin Hall lies a space for veterans and military-connected students. With a newly renovated student lounge and study area complete with a coffee machine and free snacks, the...

More and more people are turning to national and global banks and quickly growing fintech companies for loans and banking services. Growth in banking services, for Iowans, appears to be an important...

Thought to be the first Sudanese American official elected to public office in the U.S., Mazahir Salih, finds immigration to be an issue of human rights instead of yielding it as a political tool....

Rita McCarthy is voting for Vice President Kamala Harris because she is worried about losing individual rights and freedom in America. “There’s a lot at stake for women,” she said. Caleb...

Despite the chilly morning air, many eager customers stood patiently in line as Chicken Salad Chick opened its doors to the public. Groups stood huddled against each other and the outside walls as...

This is the first installment in a multi-part series about school safety in Iowa. As Stephan Bayens, commissioner of the Iowa Department of Public Safety, recounted the details of the Perry school...

In the dappled sunlight of Solon’s forests, Navy veteran Paul Austin sat in stillness, waiting for the perfect moment. Paralyzed seven years ago after a service injury contributed to a fall that...