Shopping feels impossible. At least ethically speaking.  The pressure to find products that are animal safe, pro-Palestinian, environmentally friendly, or support DEI and human rights, all in a...

Football Sundays are a time for Americans to get together with friends and family and watch their favorite team. But one thing is not often talked about in regard to sports. Domestic violence.  Domestic...

“ASMR deportation Instagram reel.” Say that out loud. Say it slowly. Say it with a smile on your face. You can’t. Within the first month of Donald Trump’s presidency, the White House...

Every time we turn on our screens, we risk seeing some pretty graphic things. From images of mutilated bodies to areas of crime, most of us have viewed disturbing content. This exposure can impact...

On February 27, the Iowa Board of Regents confirmed the University of Iowa would be closing three culture and identity-based Living, Learning Communities, or LLCs, offered to students living on campus,...

As a young kid, I was obsessed with baseball. I had pennants from different teams, autographed balls, and what seemed like a never-ending collection of assorted ball caps lining the walls and floor...

This season, the NHL substituted their All-Star Game and festivities for the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament, a week-long tournament between Canada, the U.S., Sweden, and Finland. The tournament was...

Over the last few weeks, a familiar polarization took over Iowa City residents. On March 4, voters hit the polls, ready to vote for the open Iowa City City Council chair. Regardless of the winner,...

Enough is enough. The Iowa men’s basketball program has been a near-laughingstock in Big Ten basketball for a few years now. Now there have been notable players to come out of the basketball...

“If there has ever been a time in the modern history of our country to stand up and fight back, now is that time.” Great point, senator, I couldn’t have said it better myself. A week ago,...

Iowa City thrives on community engagement, thoughtful leadership, and a commitment to progress. Our city needs leaders who not only advocate for important issues but also possess the skills to collaborate,...

Wake up at 8 a.m.  Be on Zoom by 9 a.m.  Work until 5 p.m.  Workout at 7 p.m.  Make dinner at 8 p.m.  A few hours of relaxation until falling asleep.  Five days a week.  By...