The Daily Iowan is more than just a print paper. While the DI will print a newspaper one time a week beginning this year, our dedication to covering untold stories and the news will still be present...
The University of Iowa must do a better job of fulfilling their obligation to protect their transgender students.
Free speech is an inalienable right granted to all. However, the university has a responsibility...
Johnson County has an opportunity to act against the opioid epidemic.
Between 2018 and 2020, opioid-related deaths in Iowa increased by 54 percent, according to the Iowa Office of Drug Control...
As the first state in the Midwest to legalize gay marriage, Iowa used to be a progressive state for LGBTQ+ rights.
But recent legislative proposals and bills show Iowa is moving backward. During...
The University of Iowa is not doing enough to support its students and staff of color.
At least, that is what the 2022 Campus Climate Survey revealed, as 73 percent of undergraduates belonging...
Every child and teenager deserves a quality education.
On Jan. 24, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law. Once fully implemented, K-12 students will be eligible to receive $7,600...
As a news publication, The Daily Iowan knows the importance of the First Amendment in the U.S. Constitution.
Liberty does not exist without the freedom of speech, the press, assembly, religion, and...
The Daily Iowan editorial is proud to endorse Deidre DeJear for Iowa Governor. DeJear has strong stances on what we believe will improve conditions for all Iowans, regardless of socioeconomic, employment,...
Four candidates are competing for two seats on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors.
One candidate’s campaign for climate action and racial equity makes them stand out among the field of qualified...
To celebrate this year’s National Hispanic Heritage Month, the Iowa Legislature should supersede a previously signed law that bans sanctuary cities.
Sanctuary cities, a term popularized during...
The University of Iowa failed in its responsibility to create and maintain a safe environment for students in the case of former UI School of Music professor John Muriello.
The former professor worked...
Iowa City voters will have the opportunity to elect three new representatives to the Iowa Legislature this year, as two long-standing legislators retire and one representative seeks election to the...
