1985 was a milestone year for the Iowa football program under seven-year head coach Hayden Fry.
The Hawkeyes climbed to No. 1 in the AP Poll for just the second time in team history after a dominating...
Brad Schultz, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 9, 2024
The 1986-87 season was unfolding like a fairytale for the Iowa men’s basketball program.
The Hawkeyes won a school record of 30 games and vaulted to the No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll for the first...
Imagine sitting in the audience of a new theater production, heart beating with anticipation and excitement as the lights begin to dim and the curtain begins to rise. Hundreds of other people are feeling...
Brad Schultz, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 2, 2024
Ahead of the 2009 season, expectations were high for Kirk Ferentz and the Iowa football team.
His 2008 squad finished the year on a four-game winning streak to end the season 9-4, highlighted by...
The lower the rate, the safer the state.
On June 17, a federal judge ordered an injunction that blocked a new Iowa law. The law allowed law enforcement officers to file criminal charges against...
On June 5, 2020, shortly after the tragic and unjust killing of George Floyd, I stood on a bench in front of the lawn facing the University of Iowa medical school building, and addressed one of the...
My college experience at the University of Iowa looks a little bit different than most students. I have been at the UI for seven years.
While I did spend a year at Kirkwood in Iowa City, I don’t...
I thought my time at The Daily Iowan would be short, starting and ending with a 10-day workshop with the intensive Daily Iowan Documentary Workshop. Little did I know seven months later, I would be sitting...
Before I was officially a University of Iowa student, I was a Daily Iowan reporter. I made the choice to stay in Iowa City for four more years after graduating from high school a few miles away, based...
As the sun sets on my time at the University of Iowa and The Daily Iowan, I feel a steaming casserole of emotions all fighting to dominate my heart. Above all of them, standing proud and tall — is...
Before I started working at The Daily Iowan, I could barely get out of bed most days. This job gave me an exciting life that was never quiet.
When I joined the team in January 2023, I was a newbie...
Something I try and tell all new staffers as they join Daily Iowan TV is that you get out of the DI, what you put into it. And while I have put a lot into this organization, I have gained even more...
