The University of Iowa stands alone among its Big Ten peers in requiring neither vaccinations nor masks when students return to school this fall. The Board of Regents set the policy, despite the fact that state law does allow a mask mandate on campus.
Whenever Kirk Ferentz finally hangs it up, LeVar Woods would instantly become an intriguing candidate to replace him,
@ChadLeistikow
writes. Here's why.
#Hawkeyes
Mollie Tibbetts' brother had a request of the hundreds gathered for his sister's vigil: meet someone you didn't know before and make a friend out of them.
.
@AndrewYang
is in the midst of $1 million in advertising buys in Iowa, pushing the idea of giving $1,000 a month to every U.S. citizen age 18 and older into Iowans’ TVs.
.
@JDScholten
launched his new campaign with a video narrated by Kevin Costner Monday morning and with support from national Democratic groups like
@DFAaction
and
@BoldProgressive
.
Hundreds of University of Iowa faculty members are petitioning the Board of Regents for stricter COVID-19 protocols, saying 'morale is at an all-time low' and the school risks losing teachers and students over the issue.
Democrat Jon Green appears to secure an overwhelming victory in special election for Johnson County Supervisor seat. The former Lone Tree mayor was endorsed by Bernie Sanders.
Iowa City student Dasia Taylor's medical invention got the attention of TV talk-show host
@TheEllenShow
. The 17-year-old appears on this afternoon's broadcast and gets a special award.
Mark Emmert, who has been covering Hawkeye sports for five years, takes on new role as editor of the Iowa City Press-Citizen and the Burlington Hawk Eye.
You might have seen a viral video recently of marbles racing down a sandy track. Turns out, one of the "sportscasters" who offers breathless coverage of the gravity-driven sport is from right here in the Hawkeye state.
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg was the only one of 10 candidates who spoke at the Iowa Corn Feed to earn a standing ovation from the crowd on Sunday afternoon.
Coralville's 5,100-seat Iowa Arena
@IARiverLanding
will host concerts, commencements, hockey and more — including serving as home court for
@IowaVolleyball
starting in 2020.
Dan Diekema, director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the University of Iowa, tweeted a dire assessment of Iowa City's most recent numbers Monday evening: "We have a COVID-19 outbreak in Iowa City."
As cases in Iowa continue to rise, board members said Tuesday that they didn't want to risk children and staff contracting the disease and spreading it around the community.
The union representing graduate student workers at the University of Iowa staged a "die-in" on the Pentacrest on Thursday to demonstrate their concerns over COVID-19 protocols they want to see strengthened on campus.
Dasia Taylor made national headlines as an Iowa City West senior for her medical invention. But it's her plans to inspire a new generation of scientists that mark her as one of the Press-Citizen's "People to Watch" in 2022.
Matt Degner was asked to be Iowa City’s interim superintendent amid civil unrest and COVID-19. He is one of the Press-Citizen’s People to Watch in 2021. For subscribers:
Cole Coffin was the "other" man involved in last June's accident that left Hawkeye football player Jack Koerner injured. But Cole's story is the remarkable one.
Instead of being shoved in storage with other ped mall benches, this one dedicated to former West High volleyball player Caroline Found will be repainted and cared for on the West campus.
About 300 student athletes, parents, teachers, and coaches from City High and South East Junior High installed many of the 17,000 seatbacks needed ahead of the Hawkeyes' fast-approaching home opener.