Aimee Breaux, IC Press-Citizen

Aimee Breaux

IC Press-Citizen

Iowa City, IA, United States

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  • IC Press-Citizen
  • The Des Moines Register
  • Cashay
  • USA TODAY
  • ksdk.com

Past articles by Aimee:

University of Iowa announces more belt-tightening amid COVID-19 pandemic

President Bruce Harreld will take a 50% paycut. Employees across the university will now be under pay freeze. → Read More

'Racist environment': Dozens of students call on officials to address UI writing program

In a letter to the director for the Nonfiction Writers Program Saturday, the group calls for the adoption of a "10-step antiracist action plan." → Read More

New ICCSD graduates mark an end to high school career with a marathon of graduation ceremonies

Students say the ceremony is not ideal, but then again, neither was their last semester. → Read More

Don't forget your cap, gown and PPE: Unconventional three-day graduations begin Thursday

Hundreds of high school seniors will cross the stage before the weekend is over, but without the crowds that would typically accompany a graduation. → Read More

University of Iowa Hospitals losing $20M-$30M every month as fewer Iowans seek health care amid COVID-19 pandemic

"We never have had this kind of a revenue loss in such a short period of time," Suresh Gunasekaran, the CEO of UIHC, told reporters on Wednesday. → Read More

Walking the stage may not be an option, but this Iowa City group found another way to celebrate graduating seniors

Campuses are closed. Boisterous, crowded graduation ceremonies are likely canceled. But for City High senior Shilynn Marshall, the biggest let-down of graduating during a pandemic may be the looming uncertainty. "Not knowing what’s going to come next is the scariest part," Marshall said. "All the preparation they gave us didn’t prep us for this." In hopes of injecting some cheer into this… → Read More

UI frat allegedly violated coronavirus order, under investigation

Despite social-distancing recommendations, the University of Iowa fraternity allegedly hosted a party with 30-50 people in attendance. → Read More

Graduate student union asks University of Iowa for expanded health care, pay protections amid pandemic

The Campaign to Organize Graduate Students spelled out the request in an open letter sent to media outlets and the campus president's office. → Read More

Catholic Worker House collecting donations and facial masks for those hit hard be COVID-19

Calling it the "#MasksForThePoor" drive, the Catholic Workers House is calling for donations. → Read More

ICCSD school board gets a snapshot of what education looks like in age of social distancing

A rundown of how many computers have been requested by families and what priorities educators have when it comes to online learning. → Read More

Kilns in the backyard, science labs online: Faculty and students adjust to online university life

“Right now we’re kind of all hands on deck," said one UI professor of the transition to online. → Read More

University of Iowa students back in class, but not on campus

The campus will remain largely vacant into the summer. → Read More

Where families can get school meals while schools are closed

From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., families can drive or walk to the following locations to pick up both lunch and breakfast for the following day for kids and teens under the age of 18: → Read More

Students and families scramble as campus housing exodus begins at Iowa universities, colleges

The timeline for students to move their belongings out of the dorms varies from a period of a few days to months, depending on the university. → Read More

'I can't say I'm sleeping well:' Businesses, organizations adjust to governor's COVID-19 restrictions

"At least I can rest assured it wasn't something we screwed up," said Jon Wilson, reflecting on the possibility of his business going under. → Read More

COVID-19 patient at UIHC discharged, CEO says hospital well equipped to address pandemic

UIHC is at normal staffing levels currently and is well equipped with Intensive Care Units and ventilators., CEO Suresh Gunasekaran said Tuesday. → Read More

West High student in custody after being accused of making threats, bringing BB gun to school

According to an email sent to parents by the campus principal, two students reported the student made threats in-person and online. → Read More

Police: Paraeducator accused of punching South East Junior High student

The junior high student "pushed" paraeducator Timothy Hodges, and the man "threw a punch" at the student. → Read More

'Not so much an incentive as a punishment:' North Liberty library gets rid of fines

Starting March 23, North Liberty's library has is going fine-free in an attempt to make the space more accessible public resources. → Read More

Green Bay school district to hire Iowa City superintendent

Iowa City's superintendent is headed back to Wisconsin. → Read More