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A pair of University of Iowa students leave the nearly deserted Chemistry Building on the first day of the new semester on Monday, August 24th, 2020. Despite the pandemic, campus remains open and some classes are still being held in person. (Tate Hildyard/The Daily Iowan)

Photos: First week of University of Iowa classes

August 28, 2020

The University of Iowa began the fall 2020 semester in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Daily Iowan visuals staff covered how this first week of classes looked for Hawkeyes.

West quarterback Marcus Morgan carries the ball during a football game between Iowa City West and Liberty High School in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 28, 2020. The Trojans defeated the Lightning, 27-0.

Photos: Iowa City West vs. Liberty High Football

Shivansh Ahuja and Nichole Harris • August 28, 2020

Protesters leave the Pentacrest toward Iowa Ave. on Friday, Aug. 21, 2020. Protesters marched to the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office and throughout downtown Iowa City demanding justice for the death of Makeda Scott and countless others, while encouraging observers to join the march against the inequality and discrimination that the Black community faces.

Photos: Iowa City protesters march to the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office

Hannah Kinson, Photo Editor • August 22, 2020

The Welsh family works to clean up their yard three days after sustaining significant damage from the derecho that swept through Iowa on Monday, August 10. The majority of the damage was caused by large branches falling from the tree next to their house, which is located on 33rd Street in Cedar Rapids.

Photos: Residents of Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas assess the path to recovery in the aftermath of the derecho

Jake Maish, Documentary Director • August 20, 2020

Protesters Ayla Kanin, Eva Sileo, Zach Grewe, and Joe McKenna pose for a portrait in front of the Old Capitol Building in downtown Iowa City on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2020. The Campaign to Organize Graduate Students (COGS) led a march to President Bruce Harreld's home in order to protest the administration's insistence that the university remain open despite the health risk posed by COVID-19.

Photos: COGS protesters march to President Bruce Harreld’s house

Tate Hildyard, Senior Videographer • August 19, 2020

The inside of what is left of the laundromat, as seen on Friday, Aug. 14, 2020.

Photos: Cedar Rapids storm damage (8/14/20)

Jeff Sigmund, Photojournalist • August 16, 2020

A fallen tree partially sawed is seen on Monday, Aug. 10, 2020. With wind gusts around 80 mph, the derecho ­--a widespread wind damage event produced by severe thunderstorms-- hit Iowa City in the afternoon causing tree damage and power outages.

Photos: Iowa City storm damage (8/10/20)

Hannah Kinson and Tate Hildyard • August 11, 2020

A protester holds a sign outside the IMU to object against the university's plan to offer in-person classes amid a pandemic on Monday, Aug. 10, 2020. Inside the IMU, UI administrators hold a press conference discussing plans for the upcoming semester.

Photos: Graduate students protest in-person classes for fall semester

Hannah Kinson, Photo Editor • August 10, 2020

An American flag painted by an Iowa City resident with the names of Black people killed by the police is seen on Saturday, July 4, 2020 on Linn Street in Iowa City. After multiple speakers shared personal stories of inequality at the Pentacrest, protesters celebrated an unveiling of a mural by Robert Moore and Dana Harrison that showcases support for Black lives.

Photos: Unveiling of mural celebrating Black lives on Fourth of July

Hannah Kinson, Photo Editor • July 5, 2020

Protesters sit on the steps of the old Capitol while waiting for fellow protesters to gather during the Black Lives Matters march on Monday, June 23, 2020.

Photos: Iowa City protesters march in solidarity with others across the state

Abby Watkins, Photojournalist • June 23, 2020

A protester walks with A Black Lives Matter flag on Saturday, June 20 on Burlington Street. The Iowa Freedom Riders hosted a celebration after the march to commemorate Juneteenth, the anniversary of when the last enslaved people were freed.

Photos: Iowa City celebration of Juneteenth

Hannah Kinson, Photo Editor • June 20, 2020

Protesters walk back toward the Pentacrest on Monday, June 15. Protesters walked to City Councilor Susan Mims' house and discussed their demand for disbanding the police and what actions Mims would take in the upcoming City Council meeting.

Photos: Protesters march to City Councilor Susan Mims’ house

Hannah Kinson, Photo Editor • June 16, 2020

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