The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Korobov: U.S. should ensure Ukrainian sovereignty

MICHAEL KOROBOV September 18, 2014

I was only 2 years old when my parents and I boarded a plane and headed to America. We had just left our apartment in Kharkov, Ukraine, a place my family had called home for as long as anyone could remember....

Cervantes: Has CGI gone too far?

CHRISTOPHER CERVANTES September 18, 2014

I am a movie buff. There is a strange joy that I feel when I annoy my friends with worthless bits of trivia that none of them care about. I am also a movie critic. This is just as annoying (if not more...

Editorial: Take Iowa schools’ report card with a grain of salt

DI EDITORIAL BOARD September 18, 2014

The Iowa Department of Education released the 2014 state report card Tuesday, and the results have garnered mixed reactions. The report card indicates Iowa has not met certain targets established under...

Lovell a humble hero for Hawkeye volleyball

KYLE MANN September 18, 2014

Alex Lovell was one of the statistical leaders for the Hawkeyes in 2013, so entering her final season in 2014, she was going to be counted upon to be a major cog in the offense. Ten games into the season,...

Hagan stands tall as leader for Hawkeye men’s tennis

CHARLIE GREEN September 18, 2014

At 6-6, Iowa men’s tennis senior Matt Hagan towers over his teammates. Aside from sophomore Nils Hallestrand, who stands 6-5, none of the other five players surpasses the 6-foot mark. “It...

Big Ten field hockey preview

RYAN RODRIGUEZ September 18, 2014

With nonconference field hockey over, Big Ten play is about to kick off this weekend. The Big Ten has two new members this year, Maryland and Rutgers. How do they stack up against the rest of the conference...

Scherff is as tough as they come

DANNY PAYNE September 18, 2014

It seemed there wouldn’t be any possibility Iowa’s Brandon Scherff would play against Iowa State. He had a knee scope on the Tuesday prior to the Sept. 13 game, and doctors told him he’d...

Edible garden planned for Rec Center

BEN MARKS September 18, 2014

Located in the craft room of the Iowa City Parks and Recreation building, an edible garden proposal was held last night. As part of the Iowa City Parks and Recreation Center’s 50th anniversary...

IC officials maintain the city is ADA compliant

BEN MARKS September 18, 2014

Despite some progress, locals say the majority of Iowa City’s sidewalks and curb ramps, or cuts, are still in grave need of repair and may not be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. In...

IC school district falls short of national benchmarks

ALEKSANDRA VUJICIC September 18, 2014

The Iowa City School District was labeled as “in need of assistance,” along with 44 other Iowa districts, according to the 2014 State Report Card for No Child Left Behind. The results are...

Discussion on Park and Ride continues

MITCH MCANDREW September 18, 2014

All across the state, Iowa transportation officials are seeking input on a new plan that will allow drivers to share rides and carpool often. Park and Ride is a system that lets participants leave their...

New citizens get naturalized

NICK MOFFITT September 18, 2014

Birgit Schulze never intended to come to America. Having only lived in East Germany, Schulze’s fate changed after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. The reunification of Germany allowed her...

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