Students will no longer be able to list their sex as anything other than “male” or “female” on state university admission forms in Iowa, according to documents submitted to the Iowa Board of Regents.

Students will no longer be able to list their gender as anything other than male or female on state university admission forms in Iowa, according to documents submitted to the Iowa Board of Regents.

The ACT test, the well-known college admissions test that was introduced by University of Iowa education professor Everett Lindquist in 1959 and became the reason for the ACT Inc. headquarters in Iowa ...

A draft report to the Iowa Board of Regents recommends excluding from state universities’ admissions formula a standardized test used mostly by home-schooled or private school students. The report ...

Maddy Bridges (right), a University of Iowa senior from West Des Moines, pauses on the Pentacrest while leading a campus tour for admitted students at the university in Iowa City on March 31, 2021.

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Iowa State University graduate school programs have started rescinding offers to prospective students as ...

DES MOINES — The new admissions standards for Iowa’s public universities are more complicated than college football’s Bowl Championship Series formula — although they’re a breeze compared with ...

AMES, Iowa — Iowa State University is starting to rescind some offers to prospective students who were already accepted into graduate programs due to “uncertainties with funding.” Last month, the ...

AMES, Iowa -- Longtime admissions officer Phil Caffrey will step into the interim director position when current admissions director Marc Harding departs to take a position at the University of ...