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Iowa Poll: 4 in 10 cite slippage in personal finances
Four of 10 Iowans feel they are financially worse off than they were four years ago, a new Iowa Poll shows.
Minnesota man charged in animal rights vandalism pleads not guilty
A Minnesota activist arrested in the 2004 animal rights vandalism at the University of Iowa has pleaded not guilty in federal court.
Professor scrutinizes net value of the Alaska purchase
University of Iowa Professor David Barker set out to find an example of one of the great real estate deals in history to present to his students.
Our View: Stakes have risen for UI's strategic communication
'The answer to the university's communication problems isn't necessarily to hire more high salaried vice presidents and consultants.
Pitt Researcher To Co-Direct National Consortium On Facial Birth Defects
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Iowa will lead a $9 million, five-year initiative to study the cause of facial birth defects.
Firefighters Find Hot Door As Students Evacuate 35min
Iowa City authorities said Wednesday that no one was injured by a fire that broke out in an apartment building occupied by University of Iowa students.
Dr. Arron McWilliams has been awarded a $100,000 educational loan repayment grant through the Fulfilling Iowa's Need for Dentists project, which recruits dentists to rural communities and underserved Iowa counties by helping them with their education debt.
It's early, but so far, applications to the University of Iowa College of Law are surging compared with a year ago, a law school official said.
Minnesota Man Found In Contempt In Iowa
Share + Nov 17, 2009 4:37 pm US/Central DES MOINES, Iowa An attorney says a Minnesota activist has been found in contempt of court for refusing to testify before a federal grand jury in Davenport.
Still time to get a flu shot, if you can find one
Posted on Nov 16, 2009 by Cindy Hadish . Jeremi Mullins prepares specimens for testing at the Hygienic Laboratory.
Iowa study finds worrisome arsenic levels in private water wells
Iowa's rural private drinking water wells "have several contaminant problems, some long-standing and some emerging,"A according to the results of a two-year study released last week.
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Company's goal is improving, not inventing, pharmaceuticals
An Iowa company is working to improve pharmaceuticals by making existing drugs better and safer for the patients who need them.
Schaumburg: Journey to DeKalb comes full circle
Sixteen years ago, I made a decision that has brought me here today. It was August 1993.
Dr. Wynne Calvert, 72, of Iowa City died peacefully at his home on Tuesday, November 10, 2009.
Meis elected third vice president
Jerry Meis, chairman of Lenoch & Cilek Ace Hardware in the Iowa communities of Iowa City, Coralville and Marion, has been elected third vice president of the North American Retail Hardware Association at the organization's annual meeting.
Guest column: Let's have a rational debate on drug policy, Sen. Grassley
MARNI STEADHAM represents University of Iowa Students For Sensible Drug Policy. Contact: Marni-steadham @uiowa.edu * November 14, 2009 Our criminal justice system is in dire need of reform.
Judge hears debate on ex-U of I official's lawsuit
Iowa City, Ia. - Former University of Iowa executive Phillip Jones planned to announce in October 2008 that he was retiring, Jones' lawyer said in court Friday.
Cancer treatments force patient to freeze eggs
DEAR DR. MONA: My sister has cancer and does not have children. We have recently been talking about how she could freeze her eggs for future use.
Effects of coal ash contamination go beyond health risks
When environmental watchdogs in Iowa point out the dangers associated with coal ash disposal , the focus of their fear is usually the health risks associated with contaminated groundwater.
Vesting program could save UI $1M a year
The University of Iowa could save $1 million a year by rescinding its share of retirement contributions for new employees who leave within three years, UI Vice President for Human Resources Sue Buckley said.
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