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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

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Members of Johnson County may benefit from community ID

Members of Johnson County may benefit from community ID

Maria Kuiper, News Reporter October 9, 2018

Johnson County provides some sense of brother- and sisterhood with community identification cards that may benefit undocumented immigrants, local officials say. A community ID is a type of identification...

A student registers to vote on Sept. 21, 2018.

How to vote early for the midterm elections

Elianna Novitch, Politics Reporter October 7, 2018

The opportunity to vote in the 2018 midterm elections officially begins today, with under a month left until the Nov. 6 midterm elections. Voters in Johnson County have three options on how they can vote...

The Johnson County Poor House is seen on Sept. 16, 2018. This historical landmark used to house inmates in the 1800s.

Johnson County Historical Poor Farm bringing in charitable food production, low-income housing

Maria Kuiper, News Reporter September 17, 2018

The Johnson County Historical Poor Farm, which opened in 1855, is in the process of undergoing a five-year project to restore the last buildings left standing on the property. To help turn the Poor Farm...

Johnson County supervisor candidate Phil Hemingway stands for a portrait in his mechanic shop on Wednesday. The Johnson County Republican Party has nominated Hemingway to run for county supervisor.

Republican Phil Hemingway joins race for Johnson County Supervisor

Caleb McCullough, News Reporter August 23, 2018

Iowa City School Board member Phil Hemingway hopes to be the first Republican to win a seat on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors in a general election since 1958. Hemingway was nominated by the...

Top stories of the spring 2011 semester

DI STAFF May 9, 2011

A University of Iowa professor who sent a vulgar e-mail to members of the UI College Republicans has seen an outpouring of negative e-mails from students, graduates, and community members. A second university...