Guest speaker, Smita Srinivas, Ph.D., will give a presentation, "Farms versus Firms: Theory and Process in Economic Development and Urbanization," on Friday, Sept., 16th from 2:00-3:20 p.m.

Rummage in the Ramp, Iowa City’s annual housewares and clothing recycling event, is receiving support again from Urban and Regional Planning students.

Why does a large institution build in a flood-prone area and how does it respond when flooding causes great damage?

The Jim Harris Memorial Scholarship Award, established in 2002, is named for the founding chair of the School of Urban and Regional Planning.

Ben Curtis stood out from a very strong group of candidates for this year's AICP Student of the Year Award.

Salix, Iowa is a rural community in northwest Iowa, just six miles south of Sioux City. This small town is defined by its close knit community, quiet atmosphere, and connection to natural areas.

Iowa City consistently appears in the rankings on lists for “Best Small Towns” and “Best Places to Live.” It boasts a vibrant culture that is greatly augmented by the University of Iowa.

For years, downtown Sioux City has served as a regional economic and cultural center in northwest Iowa.