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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2013
Page
1
State Board of Regents selects President Craig Lang for another six years and adds two new members effective May 1. The changes appear on page 3A amid broader governance updates.
Cedar Rapids Xavier reaches the state final after defeating the top seed in the semifinals and heads to Des Moines to face Harlan for the girls basketball championship.
Riverside Casino CEO Dan Kehl promises a $30 million indoor water park with a bowling alley and event center along the Cedar River if Linn County voters reject casino gaming. He notes Cedar Rapids would lose revenue to Riverside and he would fund the water park only if the Linn County measure fails.
The University of Iowa and Iowa State University report rising transfer enrollment from community colleges, driven by targeted recruitment and more articulation agreements. Comparing fall 2012 to 2008 shows transfers up more than 15 percent at both schools, with continued growth noted by officials.
Beth Ingram, US associate provost for undergraduate education, notes transfers outpaced overall enrollment as a key focus. She says the campus had long prioritized new freshmen but moved to specifically address transfer students to boost metrics and support.
Three critics of Marc Moen’s The Chauncey project filed for rezoning of the Col lege and Gilbert street site to prevent a 20 story tower. Rockne Cole, Iowa City attorney, says they prefer a smaller commercial redevelopment. The City Council previously moved to enter negotiations with Moen’s team.
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