University of Iowa

Host Ben Kieffer talks to The Gazette’s Vanessa Miller about the Hawkeye football diversity advisory committee. We also get the latest on Hy-Vee’s lawsuit alleging price fixing in the pork industry and remember renowned Iowa astrophysicist Don Gurnett.

Iowa health officials are reporting large increases in COVID-19 hospitalizations and new infections this week as the omicron variant spreads through the state.

As Iowa continues to experience a more severe flu season this year, University of Iowa researchers have teamed up with a non-profit to develop an online game to teach kids about influenza.

Love him. Hate him. Many of us are forced to read F. Scott Fitzgerald. We revisit a conversation with one writer who used fiction to explore the relationship of the writer with his wife, the iconic Zelda Fitzgerald.

The Iowa Board of Regents unanimously approved a plan Tuesday for the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics to build a new academic hospital and research center in North Liberty. State officials have signed off on the $395 million facility over the objections of other area hospitals.

An update on the COVID-19 pandemic, the sentencing of the man convicted of killing Mollie Tibbetts and a new Waterloo literacy program from Pulitzer Prize-winner Nikole Hannah-Jones.

Does a one-term representative stand a chance against one of the oldest members of Congress and one of the longest-serving senators in U.S. history?

University of Iowa President Barbara Wilson has taken the helm of the university during a time of transition. After officially starting the job last week, Wilson says she’s hit the ground running, and says she's "forward facing," with no plan plans to second guess her predecessor's decisions.

While loan servicers are responsible for contacting graduates, the University of Northern Iowa has been working with current students and recent graduates to understand what the freeze’s end means for them, said Director of Financial Aid Tim Bakula.

A new report by the University of Iowa has found fireworks-related injuries have significantly increased since the state legalized fireworks in 2017.