One Iowa City man is using the support he gets as a coach to help him during his fight against cancer.
Tom Mittman, who has been the head coach of the City High girls cross country team since 1997, was...
By Lauren O’Machel
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No matter the time of day, it’s happy hour every hour at Twelve01 Kitchen and Tap.
Twelve01 Kitchen and Tap is located in Coralville, connected to the...
For nearly 80 years, Iowa City has heard a thundering sound coming from the Power Plant on the river four times a day.
But recently, the whistle has sounded a little different.
The University of Iowa...
Joe Lane
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The clock struck midnight on Halloween 2015, 12 days ago. So in keeping with the gradual deletion of the month of November from our collective calendar, the holiday (or...
By Kenyon Ellsworth
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More than 100 cases — and spreading.
With no end in sight for the University of Iowa’s mumps outbreak, health officials will offer free measles, mumps,...
One-child Policy
By Zhao Li
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Jealous of your parents? Yuou Li is.
“I felt jealous of my parents,” said Li, a junior here at University of Iowa, who was originally from Zhengzhou,...
By EPI staff
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The gloves are coming off for Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley.
With fewer than 90 days until the scheduled Feb. 1 Iowa caucuses, the former Maryland...
By Tom Ackerman
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The first new power plant since 1925 will go under construction on campus this year.
As buildings sprout at the University of Iowa, demand has created a need...
Following an interest of epilepsy in the news lately, Daily Iowan TV's Katie Sextro takes a look at what it's like to live with the condition.
Epilepsy is a brain condition that causes a person to have...
One group in Cedar Rapids is working to make a different for voters in Africa.
Wake Up for Your Rights was created to observe the distribution of electoral materials in final campaigns in Africa. After...
