University of Iowa freshman, Nathan Polancyak, 18, is the first man on the Iowa Dance Team, a prestigious 21-member squad that performs at sporting events and competes at the College Dance Team National Championship in Orlando.
A University of Iowa internal medicine professor and clinician known for her stunning personal account of reversing multiple sclerosis symptoms has landed $2.5 million to further investigate ways diet might improve the quality of life for those with the autoimmune disease.
Iowa’s public universities in recent years have drifted farther from a target of one supervisor per 15 employees to a narrower ratio of one supervisor per nine or 10 subordinates, according to a new Board of Regents report.
Iowa City Liberty High School student group raising money for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital, the Ronald McDonald House of Iowa City and the Fight With Flash Foundation, which raises money and awareness for cancer research.
Arthur and Garfield elementary schools, two of the oldest school buildings in the Cedar Rapids Community School District, both opened in 1915.
Application portal is open for interested local students; informational meeting next week
After at least six incidents of misconduct since the fall of 2017 – including two this academic year – the University of Iowa has suspended its campus chapter of the popular Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity for at least four academic years.
It’s the 15th year for KCCK-FM’s high school mentoring and recording project, the Corridor Jazz Project.
When Russia last week began an active and violent invasion of Ukraine, Zaloznaya heard from friends and family on both sides in both nations — some fleeing to bomb shelters and terrified for their lives, others defending the invasion as justified and necessary.
Voters passed the bond referendum by 75.6 percent Tuesday to fund construction in the Clear Creek Amana school district.
District officials continue to encourage indoor mask use for all teachers, staff, students, and visitors to our schools, regardless of vaccination status.
School districts are thinking critically about racial justice in the tracking of academic opportunities, discipline, retention and hiring of historically underrepresented groups, and staff training around cultural competence.
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