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Peter Anders, Opinions Contributor
• August 22, 2023
Social media platforms have never been great, but the platforms’ eagerness to find revenue streams has now resulted in asking users to pay for features that used to be free.
In recent months and years,...
The principals of the four high schools in the Iowa City Community School District are excited to welcome back the over 4,500 students that attend City High, Liberty High, Tate High, and West High....
A month before COVID-19 hit the U.S., undergraduate students from across the state of Iowa marched into the state Board of Regents’ office in Urbandale, Iowa. Their message was clear: No more tuition...
Hate is a heavy burden to carry, especially when it is not based on anything reasonable.
On Friday, former vice president and 2024 presidential candidate Mike Pence called to reinstate the Trump administration...
Imagine a world where every individual is equipped with the knowledge and understanding to challenge and dismantle systemic discrimination.
Breaking down barriers starts with acknowledging differences...
You’ve probably heard the word “woke” a lot recently, but do you have any idea what it means?
Republican presidential candidates like Chris Christie and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis have been using...
Incarcerate, educate, and integrate.These are the words the University of Iowa used to describe the 2017 UI Speaker Series at Oakdale, Iowa’s Medical Classification Center Correctional Facility.
The...
Affirmative action in college admissions has been struck down by the Supreme Court, leaving many questions about the future of college admissions and racial equity.
Some keep advocating for a return...
8-4
By: Matt McGowan
The warming optimism of spring and summer doesn’t compare to the cold, biting reality of fall. Looking at the Hawkeyes' 2023 regular schedule, they will improve, but only by one...
Raising college tuition is a harmful action.
According to the Daily Iowan, the recent regents’ decision means “In-state undergraduate students at the University of Iowa, Iowa State University,...
Politicians should not be making anyone’s health decisions for them.
Since Governor Kim Reynolds’ decision in December of last year to reinstate a law that outlaws abortion in most cases after six...
