He sees them nearly every day, Michael Durney said — news articles about companies and their chief executive officers either making or walking back a “controversial stance” on topical issues. These stances can touch on anything from gun control to climate change to immigration,

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was placed on interim suspension in November after an alleged hazing incident.

A research team at the University of Iowa has identified the role of key genes and ultraviolet light in a common eye disease.

Prior authorization delays are frustrating and, more important, unnecessary, so Iowa law should require fast answers, writes Donald Macfarlane.

Former University of Iowa IT department employee Matthew David Keirans will be sentenced in federal court later this month after he pleaded guilty to identity fraud.

Plans outlined this week by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds to address the state’s physician shortage by increasing medical residency slots in the state could help bolster access to physician services and rural health care.

The University of Iowa proposed creating a new School of Social and Cultural Analysis to the Iowa Board of Regents, closing departments within CLAS.

University of Iowa’s Drake Ayala said he was destined to be a wrestler and than wrestling is in his family’s blood. They have been by side through the good and the bad. Now, he is reunited with his brother,

The top-ranked Iowa women’s wrestling team dominated in its Carver-Hawkeye Arena season finale against Augustana College and No. 4 Grand Valley State University (GVSU) on Saturday evening. The Hawkeyes opened the day with a 44-1 win over Augustana College.

Donald Trump has history on his side when he muses about the US acquiring Greenland. That idea was proposed by military brass in a memorandum almost 70 years ago. How states fund their schools may ...

Pathfinders Resource Conservation and Development has teamed up with the University of Iowa on a project aimed at identifying public parks and recreational spaces that are accessible to individuals with disabilities.

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