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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

Anti-violence advocates: Campus culture creates negative perception of masculinity

BETH BRATSOS April 11, 2012

Masculinity on college campuses can sometimes be defined in more aggressive terms. But members of a University of Iowa antiviolence groups says masculinity doesn't have to be a violent characteristic.   "What...

UI credit union sees one of its biggest fraud cases in years

ANNA THEODOSIS April 11, 2012

A national data breach has led University of Iowa Community Credit Card Union officials to recall 200 cards from account-holders. Atlanta payment-processing company Global Payments Inc. released a statement...

Car catches fire near Halsey Hall

DI STAFF April 10, 2012

University of Iowa police responded to a call on Jefferson Street about a black car on fire near Halsey Hall on Monday morning. UI fire-safety coordinator Bruce McAvoy said officials determined the car...

UI Dems President charged with possessing open container of alcohol in a vehicle

DI STAFF April 10, 2012

University of Iowa Democrats President Nathan Fiala has been charged with possessing an open container of alcohol in a vehicle. According to the Iowa City police blotter, Fiala, 22, from Swisher, Iowa,...

Murder trial date reset for Iowa City landlord death

DI STAFF April 10, 2012

The trial date for a suspect in the slaying of an Iowa City landlord has been reset. Justin Alexander Marshall, one of three people charged with killing Broadway landlord John Verspyt, was set to go to...

Local police see rise in fake ID charges

JORDYN REILAND April 10, 2012

Iowa City police Officers Alex Stricker and Alirio Arcenas scour the Pedestrian Mall near midnight, flashlights in hand in search of fake IDs. When they suspect one, they don't hesitate to take action....

Mason defends UI’s hiring process amid protests

ANNA THEODOSIS April 10, 2012

University of Iowa President Sally Mason defended the UI's hiring processes on Monday in the wake of a Johnson County Republican protest of what they call political inequality among the campus's faculty. "We...

The Library Bar opts to end split venue exemption

JORDYN REILAND April 10, 2012

Many underage Iowa City residents will have to find a new place to gather downtown this weekend. Tom Lenoch, the owner of the Library, 113 E. College St., said he plans to speak with city officials today...

Iowa native to open third branch of Molly’s Cupcakes this summer

KRISTEN EAST April 10, 2012

Jamie Smith loves cake and hopes the downtown night scene will as well. Smith plans on opening a Molly's Cupcakes branch at 14 S. Clinton St. in mid-July. The business, she said, would serve as an alternative...

Michael Kutcher tours UIHC for first time since his heart transplant 20 years ago

JENNY EARL April 10, 2012

The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics was not the same hospital Michael Kutcher remembered 20 years ago. It wasn't the high-tech equipment or the new facilities he was drawn to this year but the...

CLAS Dean finalist addresses balanced liberal arts program

DEREK KELLISON April 10, 2012

Peter Hahn said he would approach improving education at the University of Iowa by focusing on three key areas — professional research, graduate education, and undergraduate education. Hahn, a finalist...

Mason stresses importance of aiding underrepresented groups to university retention

ASMAA ELKEURTI April 10, 2012

University of Iowa President Sally Mason has pointed recruitment and retainment as university priorities. "We're always looking for ways to help students who need particular kinds of help, whether...