Support for public education measures runs rampant through the expansive Democratic presidential primary field. The candidates have introduced a wide …
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Support for public education measures runs rampant through the expansive Democratic presidential primary field. The candidates have introduced a wide …
Saying he’s troubled by stories he’s hearing about unfairness in the classroom, a Fort Dodge Republican is proposing a measure …
IOWA CITY – Five years after the Board of Regents rejected a University of Iowa request to renovate its antiquated …
IOWA CITY – Few University of Iowa employees would reveal their identities as required to participate in a review of …
IOWA CITY – As a high-profile survivor of sexual and gender violence, Anita Hill’s story has connected with a wide …
IOWA CITY – Iowa’s rural health care providers are struggling, and one lawmaker wants to better the odds that newly …
Mirroring demographic shifts in the state, minority enrollment across Iowa’s 15 community colleges swelled to a record 23 percent in …
Just months after being ordered to post a notice alerting the public it had committed a prohibited practice, the Board …
MOUNT VERNON – Hearing the Cornell College bells ring again after 70 years is a feather in the cap of …
With the state pursuing numerous strategies to address workforce shortages – rolling out scholarships, hosting summits and supporting employer innovation …
A District Court judge has ruled that although he agrees with a Public Employment Relations Board finding that Iowa’s regents …
IOWA CITY – With the University of Iowa’s former Vice President for Student Life Melissa Shivers now serving in that …
IOWA CITY – As a child of Spanish-speaking parents who met on the U.S. border with Mexico, Russ Ganim grew …
It’s the $18 million question lawmakers face over Iowa’s three public universities when the Iowa Legislature convenes starting Monday. Iowa’s …
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