Iowa’s prestigious Grinnell College this fall has seen a rash of racist and white supremacist graffiti on campus signs and vehicles, with community members also reporting slurs shouted from moving vehicles, prompting the campus and city to issue statements, increase security, and call on the public for help.
Racial justice advocates dive in to juvenile justice system data at Suspended Summit in Cedar Rapids on Friday.
A notice of appeal to the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was filed late Thursday, hours after U.S. District Judge Henry Autrey in St. Louis ruled that the states of Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas and South Carolina failed to establish standing to bring the suit.
As a working designer, before completing her doctorate in apparel design, Zhang had five years of professional experience designing bras. But maternity-specific bras caught her attention — and ire — when she became pregnant with her son a decade ago.
Superintendent Noreen Bush will no longer be the district’s acting superintendent starting Nov. 1. She has taken medical leave amid her battle with cancer.
Bus drivers, student support staff, custodians and nutrition services needed
New superintendent -- who would start July 1 -- could be identified by January
Imperative to the nationally-ranked pediatric cancer care at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital are its people, and the 28-year-old student-led UI Dance Marathon on Monday made another monumental move to support them with a $1.5 million donation.
President Joe Biden officially kicked off the application process for his student debt cancellation program -- despite lawsuits including one from Iowa.
Community Relations, Information Technology departments taking on students for paid 90-hour internships
Representatives from myriad state organizations discuss the topic, and Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposed legislation.
Three years after two University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics nurses and one UIHC physical therapist filed a lawsuit accusing their employer of violating federal and state code in how and when they paid employees, the Board of Regents has agreed to settle the class-action case for $15 million.
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