Two University of Iowa student organizations are hoping visual awareness and semester-long events — including a menorah lighting on the Pedestrian Mall and a welcome-back barbeque — will add to diversity. The...

With Italian coffee still humming in her veins, Taylor Tannebaum left the streets of Rome ready to take on the streets of Chicago. With a new job lined up for January, and graduation imminent, she feels...

University of Iowa officials are confident the revised final-exam policy has been useful to students and continues to move forward with the new policy. “I certainly believe the changes have been...

Voters may be used to lines at polling booths, but recent comments from Iowa officials are focused instead on mail-in ballots for the next election. Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz said he is against...

In the Iowa City School District, community members agree there is still work to be done. This could become more challenging, following an announcement on Dec. 7 that Superintendent Steve Murley is a...

The University of Iowa College of Education is facing what some officials call a crisis. “This is the most dramatic set of circumstances that I’ve ever been part of,” said Stewart Ehly,...

State legislators have expressed mixed reactions to the news that University of Iowa President Sally Mason is working without a contract. According to a letter obtained by the The Daily Iowan, Mason’s...