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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

Lynch confirmed as attorney general to Iowa senators’ ire

BRENT GRIFFITHS April 24, 2015

After a five-month delay and an abortion-related scrum, Loretta Lynch was confirmed as the next U.S. attorney general on Thursday. She will be the first African-American woman to hold the position. “I...

Iowa officials move on ethanol

QUENTIN MISIAG April 24, 2015

Much of Iowa’s congressional delegation says the Environmental Protection Agency is improperly placing binds on renewable-fuel companies and consumers. Members in the U.S. House and Senate have introduced...

Iowa conservatives stretch their muscles

AARON WALKER April 24, 2015

Republican presidential hopefuls have flocked to faith-based events in Iowa such as the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast, Homeschool Iowa Day, and Saturday’s Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition Spring...

It’s official: Robillard will become interim leader

CARLY MATTHEW April 24, 2015

The search continues, but one major step is complete. The state Board of Regents appointed Jean Robillard, the University of Iowa vice president for Medical Affairs, to serve as interim president during...

Walsh reflects on time as regent

CARLY MATTHEW April 24, 2015

COUNCIL BLUFFS — One regent took time to express mixed feelings about her appointment before its end. Outgoing Regent Hannah Walsh voiced both her appreciations and concern for the state Board of Regents...

Daymond John shares success story

BEN MARKS April 24, 2015

To the sounds of Run-DMC, Prince, and the Beastie Boys, famous entrepreneur — and “shark” on the reality television series “Shark Tank” — Daymond John spoke to a sold-out crowd...

Supervisors move on ambulance project

BEN MARKS April 24, 2015

Three area companies have been selected as possible contractors to design Johnson County’s future $3.4 million medical examiner and ambulance building. On April 29, the Johnson County Board...

Demonstrators speak loudly with silence

TANNER SIEGWORTH April 24, 2015

Perhaps the strongest way to send a message is to not say anything at all. Roughly 20 people gathered on the T. Anne Cleary Walkway on Thursday to express their concerns about African-American students...

Senior Week set to kick off

CORY PORTER April 24, 2015

University of Iowa seniors will graduate in less than a month, but before they walk across that stage and into the real world, they have a going-away present: Senior Week. Started last year by the Campus...

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