UI news release Campus Safety has teamed up with Undergraduate Student Government to host a bike registration event that's open to all students, faculty, and
A recently released city report shows that Iowa City has significantly fewer pedestrian and vehicle collisions than state and national averages. The report, which was released in the Sept. 28 Iowa City City Council information packet, showed that from 2017-21, Iowa City had an average of 0.27 pedestrian deaths per 100,000 population. Statewide, this number.
Chants of “trans lives matter,” “trans rights are human rights,” and “f all fascists” rang out on Oct.16 as protesters walked circles in the crosswalks of the intersection of Madison and Jefferson Streets on the University of Iowa campus. Blocking more than 20 cars from leaving, over 150 protesters stood outside the Iowa Memorial Union.
Iowa’s public universities are back in session, with students kicking off the fall semester this week under sweltering heat making the start especially uncomfortable for some of the tens of thousands who moved into residence hall rooms without air conditioning.
Over 200 Iowa City community members protested conservative commentator Matt Walsh during his visit to the University of Iowa campus inside and outside the Iowa Memorial Union on Wednesday. Walsh screened his documentary, “What is a Woman?,” to over 150 people in the Iowa Theatre inside the IMU. The documentary highlighted conservative commentary around transgender.