Registration is open for a new one-day program that’ll give a behind-the-scenes look at Hawkeye women’s wrestling. Funds raised will support female athletes looking to compete and train for Olympic titles after college.
New support system for area school counselors helps them more efficiently and effectively serve all students
The State Appeal Board on Tuesday agreed to pay $2.52 million to settle six lawsuits against University of Iowa Health Care — with the university paying most of that total under a new agreement inked last week upping the cap on what doctors and their insurance will cover.
More than a year away from a trial of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, its University of Iowa chapter, and two former brothers -- accused of sexually assaulting a fellow UI student, recording the attack, and disseminating the video -- a judge has agreed to move the case outside Johnson County, citing a “violent protest” and “inflammatory” online comments after allegations went public two years ago.
Last month, the Mason City School District banned 19 books. “Friday Night Lights” is back on the shelves, in no small part because Bissinger expressed his anger about it
Creekside Forest School at Indian Creek Nature Center in Cedar Rapids starts its third year teaching kids
Enrollment study to help the school board, administration and public understand how to make the best decision for students at the classroom level.
Augsburg University's River Semester program sends students, sailing, paddling and camping along one of the nation's most famous waterways.
Iowa students’ proficiencies in math, reading and science did not change significantly in 2023 compared to last year, according to the most recent Iowa Department of Education report.
Almost 6,400 signatures needed to put the bond — that would fund improvements to the districts middle and high schools — on the November ballot
After decades of experience in percussion instruction, performing arts education and theatrical productions, Doug Krejci’s expertise is being sought out not just across the Midwest, but across the country for marching bands, theater, speech competitions and more.
Although Mercy Iowa City two weeks ago told participants of its 55-year-old pension plan – via mailed letter – that they will, for now, “continue to receive your monthly pension checks,” hospital leadership Thursday announced the temporary but immediate suspension of three other benefit programs.
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