Iowa legislators introduce bill to establish School of Intellectual Freedom at UI, focusing on free inquiry and civic engagement

The ACT campus was rezoned to a mixed use property on Tuesday as Iceberg Development eyes the future of the property.

Iowa City cancelled plans to reconstruct and improve the Riverside Drive Pedestrian Bridge this summer after receiving no bids.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was placed on interim suspension in November after an alleged hazing incident.

After 21 years in Marshalltown, the two-day meet is moving to the University of Iowa’s Campus Recreation and Wellness Center. The facility now will have the girls’ and boys’ state meets

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) -In Iowa City, retired physical therapist Karla Laubenthal remembers soaking up the sun in her youth without hesitation while studying on the campus of the University

University of Iowa senior Kaden Wetjen has been named the recipient of the 2024 Jet Award, which honors the most outstanding return specialist in college football. The announcement was made recently by the Jet Award Foundation.

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds sent a letter to university presidents Thursday, which reminded them about their obligation to disband diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

SAE Chapters at University of Iowa and College of Charleston in Hot Water Over Hazing, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Stop Campus Hazing Act

The cumulative amount of time spent by faculty, staff, and students processing unwanted email represents an enormous loss of personal and institutional productivity,” according to the new UI mass communications policy that took effect last week.

The bill would also change the procedures governing how officers and other city employees are disciplined through cities' civil service commissions.

Iowa men's basketball hosted Minnesota in a Big Ten contest at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Tuesday. Here's how it went.