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.

Two Iowa lawmakers are asking the Board of Regents to reject a new social and cultural analysis school at the University of Iowa.

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.

Mediapolis, sent a letter to the Board of Regents this week saying the UI’s proposal to form a School of Social and Cultural Analysis should be rejected, as it brings together “ideologically driven programs,

January was supposed to be a manageable month before a tough February ensued. Instead, Iowa women's basketball is in danger of getting overwhelmed.

With Iowa's reliance on immigrant workers, business and labor leaders worry impact of Trump roundups could be harsh

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ eighth Condition of the State address on Tuesday night was a checklist of economic proposals ranging from expanded pilot programs in child care affordability and access to further reducing taxes on business,

Des Moines University has partnered with Bryan College of Health Sciences to offer students guaranteed interviews and reserved seats.

A statewide network of over 20 clinics that had operated under the name “Mission Cancer + Blood” is now part of University of Iowa Health Care.