For a governor who has touted a data-driven approach to responding to the novel coronavirus pandemic, Kim Reynolds now flouts the experts.
The Des Moines Register on Tuesday broke the news that the...
A video shared on the public Barstool Hawkeyes Instagram account last week highlights a growing concern in Johnson County amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The video depicts individuals who appear to be...
COVID-19 has been the most destructive pandemic for Americans in just over a century.
Everyone needs leadership that not only reacts quickly to the crisis, but also considers every person’s humanity.
For...
Certainty is in short supply for students as spring break approaches for the University of Iowa. Classes have been moved online, trips have been canceled, and thousands of students face countless decisions...
The UI announced in-person classes will be suspended after spring break through April 3. Read here for more information.
It seems likely that the University of Iowa will shift to online-only classes...
Iowa City is on the verge of losing local sovereignty yet again.
Two weeks ago, the Iowa Senate legislative session moved through the winnowing process to weed out several proposed bills. Many concern...
Iowa lawmakers are meddling in the state Board of Regents’ business. An Iowa House bill passed on Tuesday could shape the University of Iowa’s ability to brand itself as a destination university...
The Iowa City City Council on Tuesday once again considered delaying a decision to provide a height bonus to a new luxury apartment complex project at 12 E. Court St. After hours of voiced concerns...
University of Iowa President Bruce Harreld was optimistic in an interview with The Daily Iowan on Feb. 13 that the Iowa-Iowa State football rivalry would resume as planned this year, but made a point...
President Trump likes to brag about the crowds at his campaign rallies, with many supporters supposedly kept outside because of capacity concerns. At his Thursday event in Des Moines, it was members...
Over the campaign of the last year, more than 20 candidates seeking the 2020 Democratic nomination for president have courted Iowans. As members of the Daily Iowan Editorial Board, we each had plenty...
In a country that presumes to be getting better at safety for women, there remains a lot of work to do culturally and legislatively.
After multiple murders of young women in Iowa and countless more...
