More than a year ago, the Hawkeye family lost one of its own members.
In August 2018, University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts’ body was found after she had gone missing five weeks earlier while...
Some students seeking a comfortable living arrangement in the residence halls have been duped.
UI President Bruce Harreld told the state Board of Regents that officials were “creatively looking”...
Since 1868, The Daily Iowan has provided the news to the University of Iowa and Iowa City communities. Over the course of our 151-year history, the DI has covered events from Nile Kinnick’s 1939 Heisman...
The U.S. was founded on the ideal that it would be a nation in which “all men are created equal.”
Centuries later, Americans have been handed a question past generations have failed to answer: Will...
When setting special-election dates, Gov. Kim Reynolds must ask herself: “Why ‘get out the vote’ when you can suppress it?”
Constituents of Iowa House District 46 were offered a chance to elect...
It’s business as usual in Iowa: The state Board of Regents, the nine-member governing board that oversees Iowa’s three public universities, has hardly been held accountable for failing to uphold its...
After two years without a permanent provost, the University of Iowa has selected Montserrat Fuentes to assume the role, ending the search that commenced a year ago.
The UI has lacked administrative stability...
University of Iowa Student Government President Hira Mustafa recently vetoed the allocation of funds set to finance the second First Generation Summit. Three days later, despite arguments from the community...
On Nov. 6, voters in the 37th District of Iowa will choose between Democratic candidate Zach Wahls and Libertarian candidate Carl Krambeck to represent them in the Iowa State Senate. After interviewing...
On Nov. 6, voters in the 43 District of Iowa will choose between Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, and Republican candidate Patrick Wronkiewicz to represent them in the Iowa Senate. The Daily Iowan was able...
Growing up in Sioux City, Loebsack was raised by a single mother who often relied on food stamps. He says his background is part of what motivates his politics.
“I fight for the middle class and opportunity...
Whichever candidate is selected to serve as Iowa’s next governor will face a unique set of challenges: a newly privatized Medicaid system, an imminent international trade war that has proven detrimental...
