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America’s future lies with students today, President Obama said.
Gov. Culver’s proposal would also invest in financial aid and bring in $125 million in federal higher education money.
Though final recommendations won’t be released until the week of Feb. 8, the Graduate Task Force released the initial evaluations to each graduate program this week.
A new bar, Slippery Petes, will take its place.
Proposed cuts put elementary teachers at risk
District staff and officials say they are concerned about the impact of the proposed cuts.
Small tax hike to fund communications center
Johnson County residents will soon see a small increase in their property taxes to help fund a new emergency-communications center.
Students explore volunteer options
Around 45 agencies tried recruiting students at the annual fair.
Forum gives students inside look at economy
Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, talked to students about why the economy failed.
Spotlight Iowa City: Toys ’R’ her
One woman has become the self-proclaimed “Toy Lady” at the Police Department, dropping off games and dolls for kids who end up at the station.
Students interested in helping with Haiti relief have two options for lunch today as the UI holds two benefits over the noon hour.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors agreed on salary raises for elected officials, their deputies, and non-bargaining employees at a budget meeting Wednesday.
UI police charged a Marion man with his sixth OWI after he was reportedly found driving backwards on Gilbert Street without his headlights on.
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