The field of journalism has transformed wildly since Harold Arkoff graduated from college in 1950.
The World War II veteran attended the University of Iowa’s School of Journalism in the late-1940s...
Writers Tennessee Williams, Flannery O'Connor, and Kurt Vonnegut all have ties to the University of Iowa.
By Joshua Balicki
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When the Iowa Writers’ Workshop began in 1936,...
Iowa’s long relationship with the Rose Bowl can be summarized with hope and heartbreak.
By Anna Kayser
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In light of Sunday’s bowl game announcements, and Iowa’s invitation...
We talked with Politico writer and former DI reporter Seung Min Kim on college highlights, lessons learned, and six years spent covering Congress.
By Tessa Solomon
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Politics...
It is no secret Ohio State is one of the best teams in the college-football landscape.
Ranked No. 3 in the nation (AP; No. 6 college playoff rankings), the Buckeyes have proven to be a force, not just...
Οn any average day in Iowa City, hundreds of students stroll along the T. Anne Cleary Walkway, which connects East Side residence halls with the Pentacrest. Yet many of these students would struggle to...
Dottie Ray was honored this week with a panel discussion about her life and nonprofit work geared towards helping the community she loved.
By Brooklyn Draisey
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Dottie...
The Nix, by Nathan Hill, follows the life of a failed writer, Samuel, who was abandoned by his mother, Faye, when he is 11. Decades later — when his publishing contract is terminated, an English professorship...
By DI Staff
William Casey, the longtime publisher of The Daily Iowan, will retire after the 2016-17 academic year, more than 40 years after he started delivering the paper in 1972.
Casey began his...
