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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

Kinnick, Carver to upgrade cell service

IAN MURPHY May 2, 2014

Officials hope for many interceptions by the Hawkeye defense this fall and for more reception in the stands. New technology is being implemented at Kinnick Stadium and Carver-Hawkeye Arena that will...

Limited medical marijuana passes

LILY ABROMEIT May 2, 2014

As controversy over legalizing medicinal marijuana escalated, Iowa took its part in the discussion. “We were able to [create] an opportunity for parents living with children with … epilepsy to...

Legislature rewrites HIV bill

LILY ABROMEIT May 2, 2014

A law based on old science was revamped at the end of this legislative session to be more representative of new science. “We see situations where science has advanced enough that it makes old laws...

Johnson County officials propose budget amendment

KAITLIN DEWULF May 2, 2014

The Johnson County Board of Supervisors made an $1.3 million amendment Thursday to its fiscal 2014 budget. The amendment was passed to reflect the change in revenues for the county. Roughly $1 million...

UI researchers study depression

KAITLIN DEWULF May 2, 2014

Depression is one of the top disabilities worldwide, but current medication does not meet everyone’s needs. Research started at the University of Iowa illustrates a new type of medicine that...

Tippie helps UI fête Phil’s Day

ALEKSANDRA VUJICIC May 2, 2014

Henry B. Tippie stood at a podium in the IMU ballroom with a single $5 bill in his hands. The room was overflowing with students, many having to stand to hear Tippie speak about the importance of giving...

Athletics gets richer

CHRIS HIGGINS May 2, 2014

They got more than they hoped for. The University of Iowa Athletics Department budget will end up with roughly $1 million more than expected this fiscal year. The news was revealed at a Presidential Committee...

Boutique hotel may return downtown

ALEKSANDRA VUJICIC May 1, 2014

An office building located on the Pedestrian Mall could be headed back in time as a luxury hotel. Mike Frantz, the owner of Frantz Community Investors, said Iowa City officials have been evaluating the...

Phil’s Day reaches third year

LILY ABROMEIT May 1, 2014

Jane Engeldinger came to Iowa City 40 years ago to attend medical school at the University of Iowa — and she never left. “This is my home, this is my community,” she said. “Many people...

New school creates concerns

DANIEL SEIDL May 1, 2014

A new high school is creating concerns for local residents. “Whenever something changes, it changes for the better for somebody, and it changes for the worse for someone else,” said Johnson...

Union appealing exemption revocation

IAN MURPHY May 1, 2014

Underage dancers can still spend their evenings under the flashing lights of Union Bar — at least until May 5. The Union Bar owners are appealing the decision by city officials to revoke its entertainment...

UI alum creates style with a message

GRETA MEYLE May 1, 2014

Bright colored fabrics, gleaming studio lights, and the rapid fire of a camera shutter are all unexpected characteristics to be found in the downtown Iowa City’s Hall Mall. But creviced in the building’s...