![(From left to right) Stanley Perlman, Abby Odle, and Roy Wong pose for a portrait in the Bowen Science Building in Iowa City on Monday, Feb. 7, 2022. Perlman described the experiment as a way to see how animals contracting the omicron variant will correlate with human reactions. “That’s what we show, that these both hamsters and mice duplicate many of the features people have [with] omicron, but not all of them.”](https://dailyiowan.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/omicronFEATURED-900x600.jpg)
UI research shows omicron variant causes weak disease in mice, hamsters
Anthony Neri, News Reporter
• February 9, 2022

Some UI students deterred from residence hall quarantine dorms, unsatisfied with conditions
Alliyah Lipsit, News Reporter
• February 8, 2022

University of Iowa students study abroad despite COVID-19 restrictions
Kate Perez, News Reporter
• February 8, 2022

N95s, KN95s best mask for protecting against COVID-19 on campus, experts say
Kate Perez, News Reporter
• February 6, 2022

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds to end coronavirus public health proclamation
Caleb McCullough, Executive Editor
• February 3, 2022

UI expands COVID-19 testing for students with at-home tests
Ryan Hansen, News Reporter
• January 30, 2022

Johnson County Democrats going virtual for 2022 caucus
Natalie Dunlap, Politics Editor
• January 26, 2022

Volunteers at Iowa City Hospice provide emotional support to patients at the end of their lives
Lillian Poulsen, Senior Projects Reporter
• January 25, 2022

Johnson County to defer disciplinary action for unvaccinated county employees
Cooper Worth, News Reporter
• January 19, 2022

UI Student Wellness requires students, staff to wear masks for all appointments
Kate Perez, News Reporter
• January 18, 2022

Some Big Ten universities move online, UI remains in person
Kate Perez, News Reporter
• January 17, 2022