Vanessa Miller is a Reporter at gazettedotcom. With a focus on education, higher education, and legal affairs, she covers topics ranging from campus life and university research to civil lawsuits and public education. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Moline Dispatch Publishing Company, The Daily Nonpareil, and The Gazette | Cedar Rapids.
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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
Before taking effect next month, a new federal rule capping international students at four years to finish their degree without an extension “has already inflicted serious, irreparable harm” on Iowa’s Grinnell College.
By: Vanessa Miller
IOWA CITY — Even before officially taking effect next month, a new federal rule capping international students at four years to finish their degree without an extension “has already inflicted serious, irreparable harm” on Iowa's Grinnell College, the campus president wrote in a declaration filed in U.S. District Court last week.
By: Vanessa Miller
A red gem on a red planet might make sense to the layperson, but University of Iowa planetary geologist Valerie Payre said her team’s recent discovery that rubies might exist on Mars puts the rusty planet in an elite club.
By: Vanessa Miller
Parking permit rate hikes taking effect in November for University of Iowa Health Care workers will hit employees of the new North Liberty hospital and Iowa River Landing clinic especially hard.
By: Vanessa Miller
A decade after voters last agreed to pay more in property taxes to support $60 million in Kirkwood Community College upgrades, the 60-year-old campus again is seeking help keeping its amenities up to today’s workforce standards.
IOWA CITY — The executive committee leading the University of Iowa-based Center for Intellectual Freedom will meet virtually Tuesday in both closed and open session to discuss — among other things — its search for a permanent director.
By: Vanessa Miller
A pair of trade companies hired to help build the University of Iowa’s new $525.6 million hospital in North Liberty are suing the Board of Regents for not paying them a combined $2.4 million.
By: Vanessa Miller
The executive committee leading the University of Iowa-based Center for Intellectual Freedom will meet virtually Tuesday in both closed and open session to discuss — among other things — its search for a permanent director.
By: Vanessa Miller
NORTH LIBERTY — A pair of trade companies hired to help build the University of Iowa's new $525.6 million hospital in North Liberty are suing the Board of Regents and the project's construction manager for not paying them a combined $2.4 million.
