Higher Ed

Many of Iowa's colleges and universities have growing international populations, and often those students come to campus with war as part of their life experiences. In the Faces of Conflict series, we take a look at how they got here, what life is like for them and what their hope is for the future.

IOWA CITY – If you have been admitted to the University of Iowa and you intend on enrolling, you better …

DES MOINES – State lawmakers Wednesday agreed to a higher education spending plan that amounts to less than one-third the …

Faculty members at all three public universities in Iowa saw pay raises this year, but those increases – for the …

IOWA CITY – the University of Iowa has reached a first-of-its-kind agreement with state air quality regulators, allowing it to …

One day after a national professor’s organization released a report showing a decline in support for tenure across the United …

DES MOINES – Working with a funding increase of less than one-half of 1 percent for the coming fiscal year, …

AMES – Even though Iowa State University’s Safety Escort Service has become increasingly popular over the years, the program has …

DES MOINES – Although Iowa’s public universities will see almost $5 million more in state funding for the next budget …

Faculty compensation and tenure are important issues in the world of academia – nationally and in Iowa – but growth …

Many of Iowa's colleges and universities have growing international populations, and often those students come to campus with war as part of their life experiences. In the Faces of Conflict series, we take a look at how they got here, what life is like for them and what their hope is for the future.

CEDAR RAPIDS – The presence of international students on U.S. college and university campuses has spiked in recent years – …