Three members of one of Iowa State University’s oldest and biggest fraternities – including its vice president and risk manager – are being investigated for allegedly ordering one of their house mates and fraternity brothers to perform a sex act upon threat of violence, according to a series of criminal complaints filed this month.
Taking that trademarked term and idea from the University of Wisconsin — which is offering three two-day Grandparents University sessions this July — UI is starting with a single day of learning for grandparents and grandchildren on July 13.
First, College Community schools assisted, then social services, nonprofits gave a hand up
Thousands of students will graduate from Eastern Iowa high schools in the coming weeks. The Gazette spoke with graduating seniors from eight Linn County high schools about the challenges they’ve faced and the hope they have for their future.
Nakiza Nyankundwa to walk across graduation stage after losing her leg to a drunken driver.
Alyssa Baugh didn’t know if she would earn her diploma before making the decision to return to school last year.
The Washington High School student and Sudanese immigrant is headed to medical school this fall.
Kennedy High School graduate ‘can be a Day One player’ at Wartburg College this fall, coaches say.
At Prairie, Tokpa has been heavily involved in show choir, color guard, speech, student council and athletics, including volleyball, basketball, track and cheer.
Jacob Sires a ‘no brainer’ for the solo and will be missed after he graduates, the choir director says
Max Stancel-Hess ready for his next move toward independence after graduation.
Chrishelle Lawson wants to help families put missing, murdered loved ones to rest
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