Vanessa Miller is a reporter for The Gazette, covering higher education in Iowa. As an Iowa transplant and Colorado native, Vanessa's reporting focuses on local stories and issues impacting colleges and universities in the Cedar Rapids area and across the state. Her work has also appeared in various regional publications, providing in-depth coverage of topics such as university mergers, healthcare, and community developments.
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Vanessa Miller's coverage primarily revolves around local news, with a strong focus on government announcements and press releases. She frequently covers topics related to education, healthcare, legislation, construction, and automotive industries in Iowa.
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By: Vanessa Miller
The Iowa Supreme Court has reversed a $97.4 million verdict against an OBGYN clinic in Coralville and ordered a new trial — undoing what was believed to be the largest medical malpractice judgment for a birth trauma in state history.
By: Vanessa Miller
“University teachers shall be entitled to academic freedom in the classroom in discussing the teachers' course subject, but shall not introduce into the teaching controversial matters that have no relation to the subject.”
By: Vanessa Miller
IOWA CITY — The University of Iowa on Friday placed a chapter on interim suspension after law enforcement discovered “several dozen pledges blindfolded in the basement.”
By: Vanessa Miller
‘Iowa private colleges are one of my possibilities that I should explore'
By: Vanessa Miller
The 21-year-old Riverdale man arrested early Friday as University of Iowa police investigated what appeared to be hazing in a fraternity basement repeatedly stood between officers and witnesses, telling police at one point, “You can (expletive) leave.”
After losings its vice president for research to Brown University earlier this year, the University of Iowa has named a successor in UI alumnus David C. Schwebel, who’s served as associate vice president for research facilities and infrastructure at the University of Alabama at Birmingham since 2021.
By: Vanessa Miller
Campus confident of filling openings amid worker shortage Just months ahead of opening its new $525.6 million hospital in North Liberty, University
By: Vanessa Miller
“I was trying not to cry. Her dad was trying not to freak out,” Huebner said. “I'm like, I can't let her see that I'm upset. So they took the bed out of the room, I walked with her down the hall, and the next thing I know the doors were there. And then they took her.”
By: Vanessa Miller
CLINTON — Most 4-year-olds like goldfish crackers, french fries, chicken nuggets and white bread. And Scarlette Wheelock was no different. Until — in early 2021 — she was.
By: Vanessa Miller
CLINTON — Most four year olds like goldfish crackers, french fries, chicken nuggets and white bread. And Scarlette Wheelock was no different. Until — in early 2021 — she was.
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