Conservative speaker Ian Haworth is set to visit the public university on the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attack.

A banner advertising a conservative guest speaker was vandalized on Monday, the student organization hosting him said.

A crowd of around 100 interested spectators from around House District 53 filed into the Tama American Legion on Monday night ...

The Iowa women's basketball team announced it will be without one of its National Championship game starters to begin the ...

The University of Iowa and Iowa State dropped in ranking for the 2025 U.S. News Best College list. See which school stayed in ...

The University of Iowa College of Law recently announced that they achieved monumental results for graduates on the State of ...

Certain private universities in Iowa are opening a new pathway to welcome students to campus, using direct admissions ...

Thrust into the starting lineup late in the season, Chicago native blossomed into a key ingredient in Hawkeyes’ run to the ...

The Iowa City City Council took the first steps toward approving limits on where tobacco retailers can set up shop in the ...

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The Iowa City Council passesa ban on the sale of kratom Tuesday night, following contentious debate and divided opinions. The council also approved zoning chan ...

Organizers for a Young Americans for Freedom event being held at the University of Iowa say their banner was vandalized ...