As technology has made the world seem smaller, college campuses have gotten bigger — expanding not just in place but over oceans, mountain ranges and glaciers under the northern lights of Iceland through university-sponsored study abroad programs that have reignited since the pandemic has waned.
The school bond referendum would fund construction of a new auditorium, safety and security upgrades and improvements to athletic facilities.
Healing Prairie Farm in Johnson County provides free services to youth experiencing mental health crisis in a home-like environment with access to animal therapy.
Gov. Kim Reynolds this week tapped another longtime Republican, supporter, and collaborator to serve on Iowa’s nine-member Board of Regents — charged with governing the state’s three public universities, including the sprawling University of Iowa Health Care system, and their combined $7.8 billion budget.
A North Liberty woman was charged last week with first-degree harassment after police say she threatened the principal of her daughter’s school.
With the bankruptcy case of Iowa City’s only community hospital winding down – and tens of millions in liquidated assets already distributed to bondholders – attorneys, consultants, and other professionals still are fighting for their cut, with fee applications topping $13 million.
Iowa School for the Deaf superintendent, Grant Wood chief administrator share about options for families.
On a typical day, Cornell College’s cafeteria is stocked with meals that are 20 to 30 percent locally sourced. But Tuesday, all the food served to Cornell students — breakfast, lunch and dinner — came from within 150 miles of the Mount Vernon campus.
Passes can be purchased online or at the gate using touchless pay
Both of Iowa’s public research universities slipped in this year’s national U.S. News Best Colleges rankings, with the University of Iowa sliding five spots to No. 98 and Iowa State University dropping six to No. 121.
A five-year, $2.76 million grant from the National Science Foundation will allow the university to establish an office that will work to coordinate and facilitate research grant applications and work on the Sioux City campus.
Although more “post-mortem” is needed to determine the full impact of the massive delays and widespread confusion that plagued the government’s botched rollout of its revised Free Application for Federal Student Aid last term, admissions directors across Iowa’s public universities last week recounted the ramifications for their campuses, their applicants, and their returning students.
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